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Definition of baby: 1. A small image of an infant; a doll.
2. An infant or young child of either sex; a babe.
3. Pertaining to, or resembling, an infant; young or little; as, baby swans.
4. To treat like a young child; to keep dependent; to humor; to fondle.

Synonyms:

neonate, sis, cater, thwart, bollocks, fumble, gratify, foil, dandle, cosset, bollix up, mollycoddle, bobble, study at humor, mess up, louse up, nipper, bungle, bilk, cross, pamper, cherish, violate, mar, itch, milquetoast, rape, screw up, nursling, shaver, scotch, cocker, nestling, bumble, indulge, featherbed, tike, cuddle, humor, botch up, bollix, impair, mishandle, baffle, go bad, fluff, pet, youth, weakling, pander, foul up, plunder, babe, botch, babyish, vitiate, despoil, blow, corrupt, muck up, childish, tyke, fry, flub, youthful, deflower, bodge, ball up, luxuriate, make much of, small fry, overindulge, coddle, muff, nurse, spoil, kin, treat well, foster, sister, tiddler, milksop, frustrate, bollocks up, bambino

youngster (part of speech: noun)

urchin, waif, girl, sprout, child, sapling, kid, slip, sprig, juvenile, lass, youngster, fledgling, toddler, boy, stripling, lad, innocent

beginning (part of speech: adjective)

fetal, primal, primordial, incipient, infantile, starting, alpha, commencing, preliminary, primeval, aboriginal, first, beginning, sprouting, maiden, dawned, nascent, infant, new, original, inaugural, preparatory, introductory, early, germinal, Genesis, emerging, budding, embryonic, formative, foremost, precursory, initial, newborn, hatching

small (part of speech: adjective)

toy, minute, slim, teeny, miniature, pocket, dwarfish, miserly, picayune, puny, wee, weeny, minimal, little, beggarly, nugatory, spare, scrawny, ungenerous, minor, microscopic, negligible, compact, smallish, itty-bitty, petite, scanty, meager, teensy, teeny-weeny, trifling, diminutive, modest, niggardly, paltry, delicate, bantam, slight, deficient, piddling, small, tiny, sparing, stingy, short, scant

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