Nursery Rhymes
Parenting
Advice from sociologists
Baby animals
Babies of Pop Culture
Baby Facts
100

In "Hey Diddle Diddle," the dish runs away with this utensil.

The Spoon.

100

Advice: Don't feel pressure to decorate your nursery pink or blue because gender is a ____. 

Social construct.

100

A baby bear, lion, or fox all share this name in common.

A cub.

100

This iconic 1987 movie features the line, "Nobody puts Baby in a corner."

Dirty Dancing.

100

This is the very first sense a baby develops in the womb. 

Hearing.

200

Little Bo-Peep tragically lost these animals.

Her sheep.

200

Advice: Working moms, prepare to clock into this unpaid "shift" of baby care and cleaning immediately after finishing your day job.

Second shift. 

200

A baby deer.

Fawn.

200

Vanilla Ice's 1990 chart-topper that sampled the song "Under Pressure."

Ice Ice Baby.

200

On average, a newborn baby will go through about 10-12 of these items every day.

Diapers.

300

This multitasking mother had so many children that she didn't know what to do. 

The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe.

300

Advice: If you want your baby to have an early societal head start, pass down the right tastes, habits, and manners to build up this type of capital. 

Cultural capital. 

300

The name of a famous baby kangaroo who lives in the Hundred Acre Woods. 

Roo.

300

Britney Spears' debut single released in 1998.

...Baby One More Time.

300

While adults blink about 15 times a minute, a newborn baby averages only about this many times per minute. 

1-2 times.

400

While eating her curds and whey, this character was frightened away by an uninvited arachnid.

Little Miss Muffet.
400

Advice: Follow this middle class parenting strategy by heavily scheduling your child into structured, organized activities.

Concerted cultivation.

400

This reptile returns to the beach of its birth to lay its eggs in the sand.

A turtle. 
400

This prehistoric infant is the daughter of Fred & Wilma Flintstone.

Pebbles.

400

Around 9 months old, babies enjoy playing this classic hiding game because they finally mastered object permanence. 

Peak-a-boo.

500

Little Jack Horner pulled this fruit out of his Christmas pie. 

A plum.

500

Advice: don't worry about buying a physical mirror for the nursery; this three-word concept states that your baby will build their entire self-image based on how they see you judging and reacting to them. 

The looking-glass self.

500

This lion cub stars in the 1994 Disney classic featuring James Earl Jones. 

Simba.

500

This toddler is the youngest member of the Incredibles superhero family.

Jack-Jack

500

This essential skeletal structure found on the leg is entirely absent in newborns and only exists as soft cartilage.

Kneecaps.