Baby Basics
Baby Milestones
World Records
Danish Traditions
Dad's Corner
100

A typical newborn sleeps this many hours a day.

What is 14-17 hours?

Full points: within interval
Partial points: one boundary within range

100

Babies can begin drinking water at this age.

What is 6 months?

Full points: Around 6 months
Partial points: 5-7 months

100

The heaviest baby ever recorded at birth weighed this much.

What is 10kg (22 pounds)?

Full points: 9.5-10.5kg
Partial points: 9-10kg

100

Danish law requires a baby to be named within this time frame.

What is 6 months? 

Full points: around 6 months
Partial points: 5-7 months

100

This is the mom-to-be's weirdest pregnancy craving.

What are pickles?

Full points: exact
Partial points: salty or vinegary

200

Newborns can only see this far in front of them.

What is 20-30 cm (8-12 inches)?

Full points: within interval
Partial points: one boundary within range

200

Most babies triple their birth weight by this age.

What is 1 year?

Full points: Around 1 year
Partial points: 11-13 months

200

The oldest women to give birth was this age.

What is 74 years old? 


Full points: 73-75 years
Partial points: 70-75 years

200

In Denmark, babies often receive this special keepsake when baptized.

What is silver spoon and silver cup?

Full points: one of them
Partial: silver item

200

The baby toy / gadget he is most excited to use.

What is the baby monitor and home automation systems?

Full points: one of the two
Partial points: electronics

300

This percentage of babies are born on their actual due date.

What is about 5%?

Full points: 4-6%
Partial points: 3-7%

300

The umbilical cord stump usually falls off within this time frame.

What is 6 months?

Full points: around 6 months
Partial points: 5-7 months

300

The highest total number of children born to one mother. 

What is 69? (Russian woman in 1700s)

Full points: 67-71
Partial points: 60-75

300

In Denmark, pacifiers are often symbolically given up during this childhood tradition.

What is the "pacifier tree"? 

Full points: exact
Partial points: general idea of giving up pacifier publicly to an item

300

The parenting skill he is sure he will ace.

What is scientific or nerdy stuff?

Full points: one of the two
Partial points: teaching

400

A baby is born with this many bones.

What is 300?

Full points: 290-310
Partial points: 280-320

400

Babies begin to recognize familiar faces around this age.

What is 2 months?

Full points: 1.5-4 months
Partial points: 1-4.5 months

400

This is the number of babies born at once.

What is 9 (nonuplets)? (Five girls and four boys, were born to Halima Cissé and Abdelkader Arby in Morocco on May 4, 2021)

Full points: exact
Partial points: 8-10

400

The law on breastfeeding in Denmark.

There is no specific Danish law that explicitly permits or prohibits public breastfeeding. However, it is not illegal and is widely accepted across Danish society. Public breastfeeding is considered legal by default under general personal freedoms.

While private institutions (like cafés) may set their own rules, doing so is rare and often criticized. In theory, uncovered breastfeeding could be interpreted as a violation of public decency laws (e.g. §3 stk. 2), but in practice, it is not treated as indecent and is socially and legally supported.

Full points: clearly stating legality and acceptance
Partial points: not illegal or culturally okay

400

The most "dad-like" habit he already has.

What is junkfood?

Full points: exact
Partial points: unhealthy eating

500

A newborn uses approximately this many disposable diapers in their first year.

What is 2,000-2,500?

Full points: within range
Partial points: 1800-2700

500

Stranger anxiety typically starts showing at this age.

What is 6-9 months?

Full points: within range
Partial points: one boundary within range

500

The longest recorded pregnancy lasted this many days.

What is 375 days?

Full points: 370-380
Partial points: 365-390

500

Parental leave in Denmark is this long, typically shared between both parents. Extra point for split by law.

What is 48 weeks?

Parental Leave for the Mother, if the Parents Live Together at the Time of Birth:
- 2 weeks of leave immediately after the birth
- 8 weeks of leave, which should generally be taken before the child turns 10 weeks old
- 14 weeks of leave, which should generally be taken before the child turns 1 year old

Parental Leave for the Father or Co-mother, if the Parents Live Together at the Time of Birth:
- 2 weeks of leave at the time of birth, to be taken within the first 10 weeks after the child’s birth (within the first 2 weeks if the parent is unemployed)
- 22 weeks of leave, which should generally be taken before the child turns 1 year old

Extra points: 50/50 split
Full points: 48-52 weeks
Partial points: 45-55

500

This song or lullaby is his go-to.

What is Ninna Nanna Mamma

Full points: includes a synonym for mamma
Partial points: Italian lullaby