The word "babies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to newborn or very young children. Here is an example sentence: The new parents were happily admiring their two precious babies.
"Ahmedabad is the only city with an early warning system for heat in South Asia because they saw infants and babies die, and then put the dots together during a crisis," says Jaiswal. "Temperatures in Mumbai are already high, so we think an early warning system would benefit many, and save lives.
Take the National Children's Bureau finding that the gap in potential between children from middle- and low-income families is already evident among babies of 22 months.
And there is good reason that many mums and dads go back to work when they have babies or toddlers, even if it isn't economically sensible for them to do so at first.
Listen carefully on stormy nights and babies can be heard crying on the wind that blows around the Reculver towers.
Willke quit delivering babies in the late 1960s to oppose abortion, retiring from his medical practice in 1988 to fully devote his time to the anti-abortion movement.
On one major festival, the babies are barbecued.
The fact is that where women feel well supported, where they are cared for, and where they are psychologically healthy, the general pattern is that they go out of their way to ensure every protection possible for their unborn babies.
Four were young babies who were still breastfeeding".
The short version: Babies and toddlers need imagination, not instant gratification – which is what screens often provide.
In my years of caring for pregnant women before we had scans to determine the sex of their babies, this was one of the commonest questions they asked.
You will hear whale song and see them breech, fluke and nurse their babies – who themselves are often very curious about humans.
