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6 | ->'''''Baby''': A misshapen creature of no particular age, sex, or condition, chiefly remarkable for the violence of the sympathies and antipathies it excites in others, itself without sentiment or emotion.'' |
7 | -->-- ''Literature/TheDevilsDictionary'' |
8 | |
9 | Tropes about infants and toddlers. |
10 | |
11 | Sub-index to {{Youngsters}}. See also FamilyTropes, PregnancyTropes, BirthTropes. |
12 | |
13 | See also BadlyBatteredBabysitter. |
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16 | |
17 | !!Tropes: |
18 | |
19 | [[index]] |
20 | * AfraidToHoldTheBaby: A character is wary of holding infants. |
21 | * BabiesEverAfter: The work ends when the main couple has kids. |
22 | * BabiesMakeEverythingBetter: Babies solve all problems. |
23 | * BabyCarriage: During a car chase scene, a baby carriage gets in the way of the cars. |
24 | * BabyDollBaby: Treating a baby doll like your actual son or daughter. |
25 | * BabyFeverTrigger: Seeing a child makes someone want a baby of their own. |
26 | * BabyLanguage: Babies have their own language. |
27 | * BabyMorphEpisode: A character is turned into a baby. |
28 | * BabyNewYear: AnthropomorphicPersonification of the new year as a baby. |
29 | * BabySeeBabyDo: A baby copies someone. |
30 | * BabysFirstWords: A baby's first words can be heartwarming or hilarious. |
31 | * BabyTalk: A character can talk, but is too young to do so properly so they sound "wike dis". |
32 | * TheBabyTrap: Someone in a relationship deliberately causes a pregnancy without their partner's consent, in order to bind their partner to them. |
33 | * BadassAndBaby: Someone beats up bad guys while holding baby. May or may not be their own. |
34 | * BackToTheWomb: A character is reborn in the womb, often while retaining their adult mind. |
35 | * BeardedBaby: A baby has facial hair. |
36 | * BizarreBabyBoom: Something happens to the world which causes people's kids to develop powers. |
37 | * ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily: A family that consists of parents and three kids: a baby and two older siblings who are a boy and a girl. |
38 | * BrainyBaby: A genius who is a baby. |
39 | * BreedingCult: An attempt to breed a ChosenOne or MasterRace. |
40 | * BroughtHomeTheWrongKid: A neglectful babysitter or parent takes the child out somewhere and brings home the wrong child. |
41 | * ChildEater: A character eats children specifically. |
42 | * ChildOfForbiddenLove: Child of StarCrossedLovers. |
43 | * ChocolateBaby: A baby doesn't look anything like either of their parents. |
44 | * DebatingNames: Arguing over what to name a new baby. |
45 | * DeliveryStork: Babies are delivered to their parents by a stork. |
46 | * DesignerBabies: Altering a fetus so the baby will be "perfect". |
47 | * TheDiaperChange: Someone changes a diaper. |
48 | * DiaperCheck: Checking to see if a baby needs to be changed. |
49 | * DoorstopBaby: Someone leaves a baby on the doorstep of people who end up adopting the baby. |
50 | * EatsBabies: A character is so evil they sometimes eat babies. |
51 | * EggSitting: Often a test given in {{High School}}s to see how well students would do at parenting babies. |
52 | * EvilDetectingBaby: A baby that can sense evil. |
53 | * FakePregnancy: A female character lies that she is pregnant. |
54 | * FearlessInfant: Babies never get scared. |
55 | * FountainOfYouth: Circumstances cause a character to become much younger than their regular age. Sometimes but not always has the character become an infant. |
56 | * GeniusBreedingAct: Breeding smart people with each other to create smart babies. |
57 | * GettingTheBabyToSleep: A character does something weird to try and make the baby stop crying and/or fall asleep. |
58 | * GiveTheBabyAFather: A pregnant woman marries a different man so that she won't have to raise the baby alone. |
59 | * GooGooGetup: Character dresses up as a baby. |
60 | * GooGooGodlike: All-powerful babies and toddlers. |
61 | * IWantGrandkids: One or both parents demand grandchildren from their adult children. |
62 | * ImprovisedDiaper: Diapering a baby with something that's not a diaper. |
63 | * InvasionOfTheBabySnatchers: Kidnapping children. |
64 | * LastMinuteBabyNaming: Waiting until the baby is born before naming him/her. |
65 | * LetsHaveAnotherBaby: One of a married couple says that they want another child, which usually leads to someone dying, them breaking up, or them failing to have the baby. However, happy examples do count. |
66 | * MakingRoomForBaby: Moving to a bigger place to make space for a new baby. |
67 | * MissConception: Someone who doesn't know where babies come from. |
68 | * MosesInTheBulrushes: A baby is abandoned by their biological parents and is found and adopted by others. |
69 | * NewBabyEpisode: An episode in a series focusing on the birth or adoption of a baby. |
70 | * NoInfantileAmnesia: A character can remember their babyhood. |
71 | * PickUpBabesWithBabes: Using a baby or very young child to get dates. |
72 | * PoliticiansKissBabies: Politicians kissing the babies of potential voters (who are usually female). |
73 | * {{Putto}}: Babies in Art. |
74 | * ScreamingPlaneBaby: Infants crying on public transportation. |
75 | * ShotgunWedding: A baby's conception is the reason why a couple got married in the first place. |
76 | * SiblingsWanted: A child asks their parents for a sibling, often a baby. |
77 | * SpinoffBabies: A spinoff of the show where the main characters are younger. |
78 | * StrayingBaby: A baby crawls off into danger. |
79 | * SuperBreedingProgram: Breeding "better" people. |
80 | * ThreeMonthOldNewborn: Older babies playing newborns or newborns who look and/or act older. |
81 | * TinkleInTheEye: A baby pees on someone. |
82 | * TooManyBabies: A woman gives birth to too many babies. |
83 | * UnstablePoweredChild: Powerful babies and toddlers who are too immature and lack the coping skills to handle their powers. |
84 | * UterineReplicator: Growing a baby in a machine instead of a womb. |
85 | * WaveOfBabies: An actual wave of babies. |
86 | * YetAnotherBabyPanda: Animal videos on the news. |
87 | [[/index]] |
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