What are slang words for baby?
Cute and Affectionate:
* Babe: Classic and widely used.
* Baby: Simple and sweet.
* Boo: Playful and affectionate.
* Honey: Sweet and endearing.
* Love: Expresses deep affection.
* Sweetheart: Romantic and charming.
* Sugar: Cute and playful.
* Pumpkin: Warm and comforting.
* Muffin: Cute and cuddly.
* Cuddlebug: Affectionate and playful.
More Informal and Casual:
* Lil' one: Used for a young child.
* Little man/lady: Used for a young child.
* Sprout: Used for a young child, emphasizes growth.
* Peanut: Used for a small child, emphasizes size.
* Tiny tot: Used for a very young child.
* Bubby: A playful and informal term.
* Chubster: Used for a chubby baby, can be endearing or teasing.
Other terms:
* Kiddo: Used for a child, can be affectionate or casual.
* Tot: Short for "little tot," used for a young child.
* Little one: Used for a young child, can be formal or informal.
Keep in mind:
* The appropriateness of these terms varies depending on context and audience. Some terms might be considered inappropriate or offensive if used in certain situations.
* The use of these terms can also be dependent on region and culture.
Always consider the context and your relationship with the person you are addressing when choosing a slang word for "baby."
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