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babyhood

[ UK /bˈe‍ɪbɪhˌʊd/ ]
[ US /ˈbeɪbiˌhʊd/ ]
NOUN
  1. the earliest state of immaturity
  2. the early stage of growth or development

How To Use babyhood In A Sentence

  • STUDIO's adjustable stroller straps attach neatly and conveniently to the handlebars of any stroller. Unclip, and STUDIO converts back into a tote that will look chic well past babyhood.
  • When others heard them read fluently from the KJV Bible and classic literature, they assumed they had been reading since babyhood. Is It Too Late?
  • I'll pass along something I wish I'd known -- babyhood is very, very short. A story problem with simultaneous equations
  • A boy's first haircut is an event, a non-biological marker of movement from babyhood into childhood.
  • The strange thing is, I don't really remember any of my children's babyhoods, but I remember her.
  • The period from the War of Independence to the Civil War is the babyhood of the United States.
  • These are not baby habits, but they are habits which have a link with babyhood experiences.
  • The Not Sleeping part of babyhood is so awful, so crazy-making. Wherever You Go, There You Are | Her Bad Mother
  • ‘The pictures of my pregnancy and my daughter's babyhood were destroyed,’ says Fuentes.
  • The period from the War of Independence to the Civil War is the babyhood of the United States.
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