Babes in Chile
This word means "baby" to Chileans.
Guagua
Wilbur.
Charlotte's Web.
The first sense that a baby develops.
Hearing.
Britney Spears' first hit song.
...Baby One More Time.
Baby dog.
Puppy.
On the Andean plateau, fathers knit this item for their sons, often featuring animals to symbolize admirable traits.
Chullos, or alpaca wool hats with earflaps.
The bunny who says "Goodnight" to everything around.
Goodnight, Moon.
The percentage of babies born on their due date.
4-5%.
Cold 1990's hit.
Ice Ice Baby.
Baby rabbit.
Bunny.
Chilean newborns are protected from the evil eye by this item.
La cinta roja, or red ribbon.
Fill in the blank: "What to Expect When You're ____."
Expecting.
Babies are born with this color eyes.
Blue.
Popular Christmas hit.
Baby, It's Cold Outside.
Baby kangaroo.
Joey.
According to Chilean custom, when a child loses this, their mother will have it made into a charm.
A tooth.
A train. A hill. A will to achieve.
The Little Engine That Could.
Infants first recognize this color.
Red.
"My anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hun."
Baby Got Back.
Baby frog.
Tadpole.
These are the most popular baby names in Chile.
Mateo (boys), Emma (girls).
Wants to drive the bus, stay up late, and eat a hot dog.
Pigeon.
The body part babies are born without.
Kneecap.
Henry Mancini's hit.
Baby Elephant Walk.
Baby monkey.
Infant.