Baby Anatomy
Baby Animals
Nursery Rhymes
Baby Care
Baby Conventions
100

The number of bones a new born baby has

What is 300?

100

The term used to refer to a baby cow

What is a calf
100

The egg that had a great fall

Who is Humpty Dumpty

100

The repeated gentle patting on a baby’s back to release swallowed air.

What is burping

100

The way babies move from one place to another

What is a crawl

200

The tissue that connects the mother and the developing baby

What is the umbilical cord

200

The term used to refer to a baby bird

What is a chick

200

The rain washed the itsy bitsy spider from this

What is a waterspout

200

The smooth flow of a baby’s stomach contents out through their mouth as opposed to a forceful vomit.

What is spit up

200

The bird that is said to deliver babies to new parents' homes

What is the stork

300

The cranial bone is currently not yet fused in the baby

What is the skull

300

The term used to refer to a baby bear

What is a cub

300

Old Mother Hubbard looked for this in her cupboard

What is a bone

300

The process of feeding a baby from a cylindrical container

What is bottle feeding

300

Made up words that imitate how babies speak

What is goo goo ga ga

400

A congenital, irregular discoloration on a baby's skin

What is a birthmark

400

The term used to refer to a baby kangaroo

What is a joey

400

The color of the sheep that had three bags worth of wool

What is black

400

A paid professional to help take care of the baby

What is a nanny
400

A wheeled device for transporting a baby

What is a baby stroller

500

This is a piece of cartilage in a baby that will eventually form into bone to protect the knee

What is a kneecap

500

The term used to refer to a baby horse

What is a foal

500

This merry old soul called for a pipe, a bowl, and three fiddlers

Who is Old King Cole

500

The process of wrapping a baby tightly with a blanket

What is swaddling

500

Babies lack this ability to know that objects continue to exist even when they don’t see them anymore.

What is object permanence