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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to baby:   (325 results)

Often used in the same context:
infant, newborn baby, toddler, triplets, child, newborns, twins, bassinette, newborn infant, preemie, grandbaby, tot, grandchild, quintuplets, mommy, bub, firstborn, birth, cesarian section, quints, mother, kitten, fetus, puppy, daughter, sprog, premie, womb, mama, pups, mom, stillborn infant, daddy, pregnancy, crib, layette, pacifier, piglet, breech birth, boy, cria, diaper, septuplets, girl, momma, papoose, bambino, cuddles, caesarean section, miscarrying, preschooler, son, breastfeeding, stroller, cesarean section, sextuplet, stork, bassinet, caesarian, onesie, cub, preggers, highchair, bubs, brith, childbirth, breast feeding, dwarf sperm whale, afterbirth, grandmother, tummy, babysitter, chick, surrogate mother, granddaughter, nappies, grandma, calves, teething, pram, maternity ward, midwife, giraffe, joey, bairn, pushchair, meconium, placenta, seraphina, cockapoo, fetal distress, foal, tiger cub, onesies, mum, cot, maternity, tyke, neonate, rugrat, fetuses, bathtime, babies, babe, kittens, pup, doll, puppies, pig, calf, dog, kid, cubs, cute, nice, offspring, pretty, woman, beautiful, family, grownup, plant, prettiest, motherinfant, newborn, presentable, clean, cleanest

More specific:
abandoned infant, blue baby, cherub, foundling, godchild, neonate, newborn, nurseling, nursling, papoose, pappoose, preemie, premature baby, premie, sga infant, small-for-gestational-age infant, suckling, test-tube baby, war baby

Appears in the definition of:
., accouchement, achilles, afterbirth, afterpains, alert, almost, awakened, babble, babbling, babelike, baby's bed, baby's room, baby-like, baby-sit, baby-wise, babyish, babysitting, baby bed, baby boomer, baby buggy, baby buster, baby carriage, baby powder, baby sitting, bassinet, bawler, boomer, bouncing, boy, bronze, buster, carriage, carrycot, change, cherub, childbearing, childbirth, circumcise, coo, cot, cradle, crib, cuddle, cuddlesome, curiously, cut, dad, dada, daddy, dandle, delicate, demand feeding, dentition, dribbler, drool, feeding bottle, for a while, fretfully, full-term, full term, generation x, genus nemophila, gen x, girl, go-cart, good, gurgle, handmade, healthy, helpless, keep an eye on, lallation, layette, liveborn, lively, mighty, most, murmur, natural childbirth, neonate, nestle, newborn, newborn baby, newborn infant, nibble, nursery, nursing bottle, odontiasis, pa, papa, pappa, pater, perambulator, perinatology, plash, pop, pram, press, produce, puppy fat, pure, puree, push, pushchair, pusher, rattle, rebozo, schedule feeding, settle down, shorn, shower, sit, snap, snuggled, sobbingly, spatter, splash, spoonfeeding, stillborn, stroller, such, swan's down, swathing, talk, teethe, teething, term, test-tube baby, tongue twister, tooth fairy, undrunk, vaginal birth, wean, wrap

More general:
child, do by, fille, girl, handle, human, individual, issue, kid, labor, miss, missy, mortal, offspring, person, progeny, project, somebody, someone, soul, task, treat, undertaking, young lady, young mammal, young woman

Synonyms:
babe, child, cocker, coddle, cosset, early, featherbed, immature, indulge, infant, infantile, mollycoddle, new, pamper, sister, spoil, young

Also try:
— Nouns for baby: sitting, sitters, talk, sitter, care, clinics, clinic, boomers, food, boom, syndrome, more...

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