Baby
Noun
UK
/ˈbeɪ.bi/
US
/ˈbeɪ.bi/
Definition
(n) A very young child, especially one who has just been born or is under one year old.
(v) To treat someone with too much care, like a small child.
(v) To treat someone with too much care, like a small child.
Example
"The baby is crying."
"Babies grow quickly and learn many new skills during their first year of life."
"(v) Don’t baby him, he can do it himself."
Explanation
A baby is a very young child who is completely dependent on adults for survival and care. Babies cannot talk or walk, so they communicate mainly by crying. They need food, sleep, love, and attention from parents or caregivers. As they grow, babies develop skills like sitting, crawling, and eventually walking and talking. People often find babies adorable because of their small size and innocence.