Baby Items
Babies tend to sleep in these for the first few months of their life
What is a bassinet?
This rhyme tells the story of a girl and her pet lamb, and was inspired by an actual incident involving Mary Sawyer in Sterling, Massachusetts.
What is Mary Had a Little Lamb?
Proctor and Gamble unveiled this popular diaper brand in 1961
What is Pampers?
What is the average number of diapers used by a baby in the first year?
The breakout star of the Mandalorian
Who is Baby Yoda
For those who don't suck their thumb, this can really help them sleep
What is a pacifier
This is a well-known lullaby, with lyrics from Jane Taylor's poem "The Star".
What is Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
The oldest baby food brand
Who is Gerber
What is 1,000
What 79 year old celebrity just had his 7th child
Who is Robert De Niro
What is the one item you cannot leave the hospital without?
What is a carseat?
This is a classic children's song and nursery rhyme that centers on a farmer and the animals he keeps.
What is Old MacDonald Had a Farm
What brand of pacifier do most hospitals give you?
What is Philips Avent
What is the average age a child is potty trained?
What is 27 months
This baby with two musician parents (still performing) is considered the most famous baby at this time
Who is Blue Ivy Carter
What is the most used electronic device for babies?
This rhyme is a classic, though some believe it might be symbolic of English kings who have fallen from power.
What is Humpty Dumpty?
What is the #1 pediatrician recommended baby bottle
As of 2023, what is the average length of a US pregnancy?
What is 38.5 weeks?
This famous baby was kidnapped in 1923
Who is the Lindbergh baby?
What item are parents most scared to use?
This rhyme teaches children about sharing and helping, and the melody is the same as "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star".
What is Baa Baa Black Sheep?
What brand of high chair do the Kardashians use?
What is Stokke Tripp Trapp?
What does the US Department of Agriculture estimate a parents spends on their child over 17 years
What is $234,900
Became the Gerber trademark in 1931
Who is Ann Turner Cook