Baby Anatomy
The number of bones a newborn baby has.
What is 300?
The term used to refer to a baby cow.
What is a calf?
The egg that had a great fall.
Who is Humpty Dumpty?
The process of feeding a baby straight from the breast.
What is breastfeeding/nursing?
A container that babies can drink milk from.
What is a bottle?
The tissue that connects the mother and the developing baby.
What is umbilical cord?
The term used to refer to a baby bird.
What is a chick?
The rain that washed the itsy-bitsy spider from this.
What is a waterspout?
The repeated gentle patting on a baby's back to release swallowed air.
What is burping?
A tall piece of furniture to let the baby reach the table.
What is a high chair?
This cranial bone is currently not yet fused in the baby.
What is skull?
The term used to refer to a baby dog.
What is a puppy?
Little Miss Muffett sat on this.
What is a tuffet?
A common skin condition that causes rough patches on the scalp of newborn babies.
What is a cradle cap?
A baby's liquid food to substitute breast milk.
What is formula?
A baby has way more of these in their tongue than adults do.
What are tastebuds?
The term used to refer to a baby cat.
What is a kitten?
Old Mother Hubbard looked for this in her cupboard.
What is a bone?
The smooth flow of a baby's stomach contents out through their mouth as opposed to a forceful vomit.
What is spit up?
A basket-like bed where babies sleep in safety.
What is a crib?
The process when a baby's teeth begin to grow through their gumline.
What is teething?
The term used to refer to a baby sheep.
What is a lamb?
She came tumbling right after Jack fell down.
Who is Jill?
The process of feeding a baby from a cylindrical container.
What is bottle feeding?
A singular piece of clothing for babies.
What is a onesie?