Compound Nouns Starting with CHILD and Containing CH

Browse 14 valid English compound nouns starting with CHILD and containing CH, from Childcare, Childbirth, Childbearing, Childminder, Childproofing, Childminding and Childbed to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to check closed, hyphenated, and open compound rules.

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childbirth
childbearing
childbed
childcare
childcarer
childcrowing
Starts with CHILDE
1 words
childermas
Starts with CHILDK
1 words
childkind
Starts with CHILDM
2 words
childminder
childminding
Starts with CHILDP
1 words
childproofing
Starts with CHILDR
1 words
childrenswear
Starts with CHILDW
2 words
childwife
childwite

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