Baby Animals
Temperatures at or above 93 F produce males, while temperatures at or below 86 F produce females
What is an Alligator
This nursery rhyme is associated with the Black Plague
What is Ring Around the Rosie
This organ can increase to up to 500 times its normal size
What is a Uterus
Heartburn indicates the baby will have a lot of this.
What is hair
This activity helps babies develop neck muscles
What is tummy time
This animal has the thickest/fattiest breast milk
What is a Hooded Seal
This nursery rhyme describes a Viking attack on one of Europe's most famous bridges.
what is London Bridge is Falling Down
The body grows this temporary organ during pregnancy
What is a placenta
Eating this food supposedly increases breast milk supply
What is oatmeal
At around 10-12 months, most babies understand this term
Only during infancy, this baby animal can survive falls from up to 65ft
What is a Wood Ducklings
This nursery rhyme originally had a racial slur for African-Americans in but was later changed to "tiger"
What is Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Moe
Hormones like Relaxin loosen joints and ligaments, which can permanently cause this body part to widen
What is feet
Mixing one's urine with this chemical cleaning agent determines the baby's gender based on what color it changes to
What is drano
Babies lack this joint when first born
This baby rides on its dad's back until it is fully developed
What is Strawberry Poison Dart Frog
This nursery rhyme warns people to not fall asleep after a head injury
What is It's Raining, It's Pouring
What is Diabetes
Doing this causes one's breast milk to become sour
What is exercise
Babies learn to play this game at around 7-9 months
What is Peek-a-Boo
This baby animal is called a Cygnets
What is a baby swan
This nursery rhyme is about about the execution of three Protestant bishops.
What is Three Blind Mice
This is the most common food combination pregnant women crave.
What is pickles and peanut butter
This animal supposedly steals air from a baby's mouth
What is a cat
This is the first psychodevelopmental state according to Freud
What is the Oral Stage