babyish

IPA: bˈeɪbiɪʃ

Examples of "babyish" in Sentences

But I suppose a boy thinks he is called babyish, if the name is fastened on him.
It is considered "babyish," however, to resort to this unless there is some very good reason.
Many seven to 11-year-olds revile her because she is a "babyish" reminder of their early childhood.
Two or three years later these games are apt to seem "babyish" to a child and to lose interest for him.
If the present goverment is 'babyish', then how about gracing us with an adjective for the now dead-and-buried ex MLP goverments!
"If you start doing that kind of babyish thing again, I'll sit on you and bounce up and down till you cry for mercy, " said Diana.
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.
Sometimes it's a situation like Disney, where the book has been turned into a cartoon that is viewed as "babyish;" sometimes it's a book like The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, where parents think that because the movie is OK for their child, so too are the books.