Baby Anatomy
Baby Animals
Nursery
Rhymes
Rhymes
Baby Items
Nursery
Rhyme Foods
Rhyme Foods
100
The number of bones a newborn baby has.
300 Bones
100
the term used to refer to a baby cow.
A Calf
100
The egg that had a great fall.
Humpty Dumpty
100
A container that babies can drink from.
A baby bottle.
100
What did I ask the Baker's man to bake me as fast as he could?
A cake!
200
The tissue that connects the mother and the developing baby.
The Umbilical Cord
200
The term used to refer to a baby bird.
A Hatchling.
200
The rain washed the itsy bitsy spider from this.
The water spout.
200
A tall piece of furniture to let the baby reach the table.
High Chair
200
Little Miss Muffet a bit of an arachnophobia, was eating these two things before being frightened away.
Her Curds and Whey
300
This cranial bone is currently not yet fused together in the baby.
Their Skull
300
The term used for a baby dog.
A Puppy
300
Little Miss Muffet sat on this.
A Tuffet
300
A baby's liquid food to substitute breast milk.
Baby Formula
300
Hardly a vegetarian and never sharing his food with others, the 3rd little tinker loved this type of meat.
Roast beef
400
A baby has way more of these in their tongue than adults do.
Taste Buds
400
The term used for a baby cat.
A Kitten
400
Old Mother Hubbard looked for this in her cupboard.
A bone for her poor dog.
400
A basket-like bed where babies sleep in safely.
A bassinet.
400
Together, Jack Sprat and his wife licked the platter clean. Which of the two could not handle any lean?
His wife.
"Jack Sprat could eat no fat, His wife could eat no lean. And so between them both, you see, They licked the platter clean."
500
The process when a baby's teeth begin to grow through the gum line.
Teething
500
The term used to refer to a baby sheep.
A lamb
500
She came tumbling right after Jack fell down.
Jill.
500
A singular piece of clothing for babies.
A onesie.
500
What did Little Jack Horner pull out of a mincemeat pie with his thumb?
A Plum.
“Little Jack Horner, sat in the corner eating a Christmas pie. He put in his thumb and pulled out a plum, and said, 'What a good boy am I."