Cradling

Stop cradling that verb! Let it go!

"Mum, look what I found in the garden," said Mary as she came into the living room cradling a hedgehog in her arms.

"Mum, look here. I found this in the garden," Mary announced, walking into the living room cradling a hedgehog in her arms.

Venus then spreads a gentle sleep over Iulo's body and, cradling him in her divine bosom, carries him to the lush woods of Idalia, where she weaves him a bed of tender flowers of fragrant marjoram in the shade.

The woman was cradling the baby in the crook of her arm as she fed it.

About four thousand cradlings were observed among five mother-infant pairs during the first 15 weeks of each infant's life.

the ceiling of the circular part is deeply panelled, the main ribs forming the core for the cradling