babyish

How To Use babyish In A Sentence

• Though the change was slight, he saw that they had both lost a little of their babyishness.
• Don't be surprised if there's some deterioration in your child's behaviour or a regression to more babyish ways.
• I like this baby bedding set at Overstock.com but it's not very 'babyish' in the sense of bunnies, teddy bears, bouncing frogs and whatnot. Archive 2009-02-01
• Haigh does not say so, but this is actually rather babyish.
• I'm trying to bring him up properly - teasing him out of his babyishness, and making him stand on his own feet. Five Go To Billycock Hill
• Her designs are playful, and even ‘cheeky,’ but never babyishly girly.
• Oh and then just the pure babyishness of the adolescent politics in the damn thing. Intertribal: the good thing is, I kept thinking of movies I liked, not movies I hated
• If the present goverment is 'babyish', then how about gracing us with an adjective for the now dead-and-buried ex MLP goverments! Timesofmalta.com
• The press could be being babyish; the military could be putting on a brave face.
• But I suppose a boy thinks he is called babyish, if the name is fastened on him. Holiday Stories for Young People