Pop Culture Parents
In Schitt's Creek, Johnny and Moira Rose are the parents of this fashionable brother-and-sister duo.
Who are David and Alexis?
A baby deer is known by this four-letter name.
What is a fawn?
In the classic rhyme, Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water, but Jack fell down and broke this.
What is his crown?
This animated infant is famous for wearing a blue sleep sack, having a single curl of hair, and constantly sucking on her red pacifier.
Who is Maggie Simpson?
A newborn baby’s "onboarding schedule" typically involves sleeping for this total number of hours out of every 24-hour cycle.
What is 14 to 17 hours?
In the classic sitcom Friends, Rachel Green and Ross Geller welcome a baby girl in the season 8 finale, famously naming her this.
Who is Emma?
A baby kangaroo is called this.
What is a joey?
This beloved Eric Carle book features a protagonist who eats through apples, plums, chocolate cake, and Swiss cheese before turning into a butterfly.
What is The Very Hungry Caterpillar?
In the classic 90s cartoon Rugrats, this brave, bald toddler in a blue shirt is the fearless leader of the backyard playground crew.
Who is Tommy Pickles?
In the first few months, a baby’s primary form of "interpersonal communication" to signal a problem or demand a meeting is this behavior.
What is crying?
This iconic 90s TV dad, played by Bob Saget, raised three daughters—DJ, Stephanie, and Michelle—with the help of his brother-in-law and best friend.
Who is Danny Tanner? (Full House)
A baby goat is called this.
What is a kid?
According to the rhyme, this character "sat on a wall" and "had a great fall," and couldn't be put back together again.
Who is Humpty Dumpty?
In Pixar’s The Incredibles, the Parr family assumes their youngest son doesn't have superpowers, until he hilariously manifests a massive array of them—including laser vision and turning into fire—to fight off the villain Syndrome.
Who is Jack-Jack?
This unique "employee perk" is something human babies are actually born without in their legs—they don't fully develop into bone until around age 2 to 5.
What are kneecaps? (They are just cartilage at birth!)
In the Star Wars universe, this green, force-sensitive toddler is officially named Grogu, but the internet universally calls him this.
What is Baby Yoda?
A baby owl is officially referred to by this endearing term.
What is an owlet?
In the classic bedtime book Goodnight Moon, the narrator says goodnight to "the old lady whispering" this quiet word.
What is "hush"?
Voiced by Alec Baldwin in the 2017 DreamWorks animated film, this suitcase-carrying infant wears a business suit, drinks espresso, and manages corporate operations at Baby Corp.
Who is the Boss Baby?
Babies achieve a major "quarterly milestone" when they develop their "social smile"—smiling intentionally at people rather than just releasing gas—at around this many months of age.
What is 2 months?
This fictional character is the overbearing, pink-suit-wearing "cool mom" in the 2004 movie Mean Girls, famously stating she's "not like a regular mom."
Who is Mrs. George?
A baby platypus shares its unique childhood name with this common kitchen item
What is a platter? (Alternatively, "platypup" is accepted, but "platter" is the traditional scientific term!)
In Peter Pan, this is the name of the Darling family's loyal Newfoundland dog who acts as the children's nursemaid.
Who is Nana?
In the massive 2009 comedy film The Hangover, Alan (played by Zach Galifianakis) spends most of the movie carrying around a baby in a front-facing carrier, whom he affectionately nicknames this.
Who is Carlos?
A baby’s first "performance review" happens exactly 1 minute and 5 minutes after birth using this 5-letter acronym metric that checks heart rate, muscle tone, and reflexes.
What is the APGAR score?