In English, 'birth' is a noun referring to the event of being born, while 'born' is a past participle used in passive constructions; correct usage includes 'birth rate' (not 'baby born rate'), 'my baby was born' (not 'my baby born'), and 'she gave birth to the baby' (not 'she birthed a baby').
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Stop Saying "My Baby Born" ❌Added:
Stop saying baby born rate. It's birth rate. Don't say my baby born. It's my baby was born. It's not she birthed a baby. It's she gave birth to the baby.
Remember, birth is the noun and born is the past participle.
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