Famous Babies
Kim Kardashian & Kanye West
North West
At 35 weeks, a baby is typically equivalent in size to what common fruit?
Honeydew
Refers to structural issues with a 18th century English landmark
London Bridge is Falling Down
After a food bender, the main character of this book emerges as a butterfly
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Cat
Kitten
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
Suri Cruise
Babies born in this month are typically heaviest
May
This 1744 tune highlights the Middle Age's wool industry in the French countryside
Baa, Baa, Black Sheep
Sam describes an unusual and colorful treat that he views as a delectable snack - to be savored everywhere and in every way
Green Eggs and Ham
Cheetah
Cub
David and Victoria Beckham
Romeo Beckham
After three weeks of age, newborns will be able to produce this
Tears
After a few nonsense syllables this tune, often used to facilitate counting, references catching a tiger
Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe
Rodent receives a carby snack
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
Koala
Joey
Prince William and Kate Middleton (oldest child)
Prince George
From birth to being potty trained, a child goes through how many diapers?
8,000
This cheery 1665 rhyme refers to the rash associated with bubonic plague
Ring Around The Rosie
Arachnid communicates messages to save fellow farm animal
Charlotte's Web
Peacock
Peachick
Beyonce and Jay-Z
Blue Ivy
While adults laugh 60 times a day, a baby laughs closer to...
300 times a day
Commonly depicted as a giant egg, this rhyme is actually about a cannon used during the English Civil War
Humpty Dumpty
Max travels to the land of the Wild Things and becomes their King
Where the Wild Things Are
Swan
Cygnet (Flapper)