Baby Facts
World Records
Baby Items
US vs. UK Baby Terminology
Baby Milestones
100

Babies are born with 300 of these

What are bones?

100

The shortest baby ever born was this tall

What is 9 inches?

(And was born at Children's in Minneapolis!)

100

This item often hangs over a baby's crib

What is a mobile?

100

In the UK, this is called a pram

What is a stroller?

100

Babies are typically this old when their eye color is permanent

What is 9 months?

200

Babies are born without this bodypart

What are knee caps?

200

The longest baby ever born was this tall

What is 28 inches?

200

This is a location where babies sleep, typically close by the parents

Who is a bassinet?

200

In the UK, this is called a nappy

What is a diaper?

200

Babies are typically this old when they first laugh

What is 3-4 months?

300

This is the first sense babies acquire at birth

What is touch?

300

This is the most number of children delivered at a single birth

What is 8?

300

This item is used to hold a baby's arms close to their body for sleeping

What is a swaddle?

300

In the UK, this is called a dummy

What is a pacifier?

300

Babies are typically this old when they can roll over in both directions

What is 6 months?

400

Babies born during this month are statistically heavier than babies born during other months

What is May?

400

The heaviest baby born to date weighed this much

What is 22 pounds?

400

This is the number 1 best selling item for babies on Amazon

What are diapers?

400

In the UK, this is called a cot

What is a crib?

400

Babies are typically this old when they say their first word

What is 1 year?

500

This many babies share a birthday with your child

What is nine million?

500

This is the highest number of children born to one woman

What is 69?

500

Comotomo, Dr. Brown's, and Tommee Tippee are all brands of this item

What are baby bottles?

500

In the UK, this is called a vest

What is a onesie?

500

Babies are typically this old when they get their first tooth

What is 4-7 months?

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