Is a baby any child still in diapers?

No, "baby" is not solely defined by whether a child is still in diapers.

While many babies wear diapers, there are many other factors that contribute to the definition of a baby, including:

* Age: Babies are typically considered children from birth to around 1 year old.

* Developmental stage: Babies are characterized by their rapid physical and cognitive development, including learning to crawl, walk, talk, and interact with the world.

* Dependence on caregivers: Babies rely heavily on adults for care and support.

While some children may still be in diapers past the age of 1, they are typically considered toddlers.

So, while diapers are a common element of babyhood, they don't solely define it.

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