| FEEDER | A baby's bottle |
| NURSES | Word for a baby's bottle; or, a carer, fosterer, tender or other nurturer or nourisher of people or things (6) |
| TEPID | Like a baby's bottle |
| TEAT | Top of a baby's bottle |
| CRIB | Word for a wickerwork basket; a manger for fodder; an ox-stall; a cabin or a hovel; a child's bed or a baby's cot; or, a Nativity display or creche with a manger as a bed (4) |
| TICKLE | What a feather could do to a baby's foot that almost always gets a giggle |
| COMFORTER | One who consoles or soothes; a long woollen scarf; a baby's dummy or pacifier; an epithet of the Holy Ghost; or, in the US, a warm quilt (9) |
| DUMMY | An imaginary player at whist; a copy, mock-up or sham; a mannequin, puppet, ventriloquist's doll or waxwork; or, a baby's Binky, aka pacifier (5) |
| MAMA | One of a babys first words |
| BURP | A pat on a baby's back may elicit one |
| BABYFACED | Having a smooth round face like a baby's (4-5) |
| SEAT | Car ___ (where a baby's safely strapped in for a drive) |
| SPINA | A neural tube condition which stops a baby's spine and spinal cord from developing properly (5,6) |
| CRADLE | A baby's bed with enclosed sides and often a hood and rockers (6) |
| RATTLESNAKE | A pit viper may use a baby's toy to sneak around |
| NATAL | Reflected sun, a bit of light connected with a baby's arrival (5) |
| BASSINET | A basket that is usually hooded that is used as a baby's bed |
| CANNOT | Can't put a girl in a baby's bed |
| PRAM | Historical type of handcart for delivering milk; a baby's carriage; or, a small wooden dinghy or tender (4) |
| BIB | It's a meal shield: Much of the food that doesn't quite make it into a baby's mouth ends up on this little cloth chest covering |
