baby|noun|a newly born creature
fight|noun|a physical struggle between two people or groups of people; an argument; a struggle to do something that is difficult
fight|verb|to use violence or force; to attempt to defeat or destroy an enemy; to work hard to do something that is difficult (“she fought for her job”;  “he fought against poverty”);  to argue in an angry way
hospital|noun|a place where sick or injured people are given medical care
mother|noun|the female parent; a woman who has a child or children
take|verb|to get a hold of; to seize; to capture; to gain control of; to move something (&ldquo;Take the car to the garage.&rdquo;); to make a picture using a camera (&ldquo;She took pictures of the baby.&rdquo;); to be a student in lessons or exams (&ldquo;He is taking driving lessons, and he will take a driving test next month.&rdquo;); to require (&ldquo;The job will take three weeks.&rdquo;); to do (&ldquo;He takes a walk ever day.&rdquo;)
