Definition of Plunket baby in English:

Plunket baby

noun

A baby brought up according to the principles promoted by the Plunket Society.
when Jennie's first grandson was born in 1912, they insisted that he should be a Plunket baby
Example sentencesExamples
- The media watched his playtime with 10 Plunket babies at Government House.
- Plunket made the royal child as an honorary Plunket baby.
- Then fathers of Plunket babies organised a collection and provided the nurse with a car.
- They called the grass court "Dad's Plunket baby" because it required so much care and feeding.
- Nine out of 10 New Zealanders are Plunket babies.
- The nurse was looked upon almost as a surrogate mother to thousands of Plunket babies.
- I was rifling though my colllection of stuff and came across my Plunket baby progress book.
- It's lovely to think that he will be a Plunket baby.
- The company gives a toothbrush and toothpaste to every new Plunket baby at their five month visit.
- Many had themselves been Plunket babies, had parented Plunket babies and, if male, had wives on Plunket committees.

单词	Plunket baby
释义	Definition of Plunket baby in English: Plunket baby noun NZ A baby brought up according to the principles promoted by the Plunket Society. when Jennie's first grandson was born in 1912, they insisted that he should be a Plunket baby Example sentencesExamples The media watched his playtime with 10 Plunket babies at Government House. Plunket made the royal child as an honorary Plunket baby. Then fathers of Plunket babies organised a collection and provided the nurse with a car. They called the grass court "Dad's Plunket baby" because it required so much care and feeding. Nine out of 10 New Zealanders are Plunket babies. The nurse was looked upon almost as a surrogate mother to thousands of Plunket babies. I was rifling though my colllection of stuff and came across my Plunket baby progress book. It's lovely to think that he will be a Plunket baby. The company gives a toothbrush and toothpaste to every new Plunket baby at their five month visit. Many had themselves been Plunket babies, had parented Plunket babies and, if male, had wives on Plunket committees.
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