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Personal Care - Baby Care Products

Here you will learn some English words related to baby care products such as "wet wipe", "rattle", and "formula".

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baby wipe
baby wipe
[noun]

a disposable moistened cloth or towelette used for cleaning a baby's skin, typically during diaper changes or for general hygiene purposes

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wet wipe
wet wipe
[noun]

a disposable moist cloth used for cleaning hands, face, or surfaces

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baby powder

a fine, talc-based or cornstarch-based powder used to prevent or soothe diaper rash and absorb moisture on a baby's skin

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baby food
baby food
[noun]

food that is specially prepared for infants and young children to transition to solid foods

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baby monitor

a device for remotely monitoring a baby or young child for safety and well-being

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baby's room

a designated space in a home specifically arranged and furnished for the care, comfort, and sleep of a baby

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baby bed
baby bed
[noun]

a small, specially designed sleeping furniture or crib intended for infants

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baby buggy

a small, wheeled carriage used to push a baby around

Ex: She pushed the baby buggy down the street. 
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baby carriage

a wheeled vehicle used to carry a baby while walking

Ex: She pushed the baby in a baby carriage through the park. 
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baby oil
baby oil
[noun]

a mild and gentle oil formulated specifically for the delicate skin of babies

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baby walker

a device to assist babies in learning to walk, but it's not recommended due to safety concerns

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nipple
nipple
[noun]

a flexible rubber or silicone cap attached to a baby's feeding bottle or pacifier through which the child sucks liquid or air

Ex: The baby refused the bottle because the nipple was too firm. 
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stroller
stroller
[noun]

a wheeled carriage with a handle, designed for pushing infants or young children in a seated or reclining position

Ex: She took the baby for a walk in the stroller. 
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baby sling

a type of baby carrier that uses fabric or material to hold a baby close to the caregiver's body

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rattle
rattle
[noun]

a toy for babies that makes a noise once shaken

Ex: The colorful plastic rattle kept the baby entertained during playtime. 
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pushchair
pushchair
[noun]

a small, wheeled seat with a handle for pushing a baby while walking

Ex: She folded the pushchair and carried it into the café. 
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pram
pram
[noun]

a four-wheeled carriage with a protective hood or canopy, designed for transporting infants in a lying down or semi-reclined position

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papoose
papoose
[noun]

a type of Native American baby carrier consisting of a small cradle or pouch worn on the back

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pacifier
pacifier
[noun]

a rubber or silicone nipple-shaped device designed to be sucked on by infants

Ex: The baby was immediately calmed when given a pacifier. 
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baby's dummy

a small, nipple-shaped object made from rubber or silicone, intended for infants to suck on as a means of providing comfort

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nappy
nappy
[noun]

an absorbent garment worn by infants and young children to contain and absorb urine and feces

Ex: She changed the baby’s nappy after the morning feeding. 
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diaper
diaper
[noun]

a type of absorbent undergarment worn by infants or individuals who are incontinent

Ex: She changed the baby's diaper before putting him down for a nap. 
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feeding bottle

a container with a nipple or teat used for bottle-feeding infants with milk or other liquids

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bottle
bottle
[noun]

a container made for babies to hold and feed them milk or other liquids

Ex: I gave the baby a bottle of milk before bedtime. 
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disposable diaper

a single-use, absorbent diaper designed for easy disposal after use, typically made of synthetic materials with absorbent polymers

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cloth diaper

a reusable fabric diaper that requires washing and can be used multiple times on a baby or young child

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potty seat

a small, detachable seat specifically designed for toddlers to sit on when using the toilet

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training pants

a type of underwear-like garment for toddlers transitioning from diapers to regular underwear, providing comfort and absorbency for toileting training

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diaper pail

a specialized container for storing used diapers, often with odor control features for easier disposal

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high chair

a special type of chair with long legs used by a small child or baby to sit in have a meal

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teething ring

a small ring-shaped object designed for infants to chew on during the teething process to soothe their sore gums

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sippy cup
sippy cup
[noun]

a spill-proof drinking cup with a lid and spout or straw, designed for young children transitioning from a bottle to a regular cup

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baby spoon

a small spoon designed for feeding infants and young children solid foods, with a short handle and shallow, rounded bowl

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diaper bag

a specialized bag for carrying baby essentials, designed for use when on the go

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baby bag
baby bag
[noun]

a bag specifically designed for carrying baby essentials, such as diapers, wipes, bottles, and other supplies, when on the go

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changing bag

a bag for carrying baby essentials, including diapers, wipes, and changing supplies, often with a changing pad or mat for on-the-go diaper changing

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changing table

a table designed for changing babies' diapers, often with storage for supplies

Ex: She placed the baby on the changing table to change his diaper. 
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changing pad

a portable cushioned surface for changing diapers, often waterproof, used when on the go or placed on top of a regular surface

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crib
crib
[noun]

a small bed with high sides designed for an infant

Ex: The baby slept soundly in her crib. 
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bassinet
bassinet
[noun]

a small, portable bed designed for newborn infants and typically used for the first few months of a baby's life

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night-light

a small, low-intensity light source used to provide a gentle illumination during nighttime

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nursery glider

a chair or rocking chair with smooth gliding motion, used in a nursery or baby's room for soothing and comforting a baby during feeding or bonding moments

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mobile
mobile
[noun]

a suspended decorative object that moves in response to air currents or manipulation, commonly used for visual interest and stimulation in indoor spaces

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baby swing

a suspended seat or cradle that provides a gentle rocking motion to soothe and entertain a baby

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nursery rhyme

a short traditional poem or song specifically intended for young children, often with a catchy melody and repetitive lyrics

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baby bouncer

a padded seat or cradle with a bouncing or vibrating feature that soothes and entertains a baby, often with a built-in toy bar

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formula
formula
[noun]

a prepared liquid food designed for babies

Ex: The baby drinks formula twice a day. 
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toy
toy
[noun]

something made for kids to play with, such as dolls, action figures, etc.

Ex: He had a collection of toys and loved pretending they were alive. 
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burp cloth

a small cloth or towel used to protect clothing from baby spit-up or drool during burping or feeding, typically made of soft and absorbent materials

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receiving blanket

a lightweight, square-shaped blanket used to swaddle or wrap a newborn baby for warmth, typically made of soft and breathable materials like cotton or flannel

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nursing cover

a garment for breastfeeding privacy, worn around the neck or shoulders, covering the baby and mother's chest, often with adjustable straps or necklines

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nursing pillow

a specialized pillow used for breastfeeding support, featuring a contoured shape and soft filling to help position the baby for optimal latch and feeding

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nursing bra

a specialized bra for breastfeeding, with convenient openings for easy access and additional support features

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bib
bib
[noun]

a piece of cloth or plastic fastened at the neck of a child to protect its clothes when eating or drinking

Ex: The baby giggled as her mother tied a colorful bib around her neck before feeding her. 
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breast pump

a device used by breastfeeding mothers to express and collect milk from their breasts

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bottle warmer

a device used to quickly and safely heat baby bottles to a desired temperature for feeding

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breastmilk storage bag

a specialized bag used to store expressed breast milk for later use, typically freezer-safe

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bottle brush

a tool with bristles used to clean the inside of bottles

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swaddle blanket

a soft, cloth wrap used to securely and comfortably swaddle a baby

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blanket sleeper

a one-piece sleepwear for babies and young children that covers the entire body and includes attached feet

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thermometer

a device used to measure a person's body temperature to assess for fever or abnormal temperature

Ex: She used a digital thermometer to check her child's temperature when he felt feverish. 
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stuffed animal

a soft, plush toy typically filled with stuffing, often resembling an animal, that is used for play, comfort, or decoration

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bumper pad

a protective cushion or padding used to prevent damage or impacts between objects

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cradle
cradle
[noun]

a small bed for babies that can rock or sway to help them sleep

Ex: The baby slept peacefully in her cradle. 
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baby lotion

a mild moisturizing cream or lotion designed for the delicate skin of infants and babies to keep their skin soft and supple

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baby carrier

a wearable device for caregivers to carry infants or babies on their body, providing closeness and mobility

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child safety car seat

a seat designed to protect infants and young children in vehicles, providing proper restraint for safety during car travel

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