Words and phrases that have a meaning related to newborn:  (176 results)
Often used in the same context:
infant, newborn baby, newborn infant, cesarian section, stillborn infant, neonatal, stillborn, pregnant, quadruplet, birthing, anencephalic, cesarean section, dwarf sperm whale, sextuplet, caesarean section, wolf pup, maternal, adoptive, breech birth, prenatal, tiger cub, fetal, cesarian, postnatal, maternity ward, breast feeding, fetal distress, surrogate mother, unborn, umbilical cord, caesarian, swaddling clothes, utero, fawn, expectant, diaphragmatic hernia, rh incompatibility, giant anteater, sprog, amniotic fluid, hatchling, owlet, conjoined twin, preterm infant, rh positive, malnourished, whelping, respiratory distress syndrome, atlantic bottlenose dolphin, perinatal, imperforate anus, colicky, stillbirth, unweaned, diapered, western lowland gorilla, wolf cub, mountain gorilla, childbed fever, swaddled, antenatal, amniotic cavity, antepartum, neonatal mortality, abandoned infant, addax, wolf spider, intrauterine, amnio, french bulldog, rhino, caesarean delivery, harp seal, colobus monkey, lion cub, obstetrical, cyanotic, onesie, cesarean delivery, gestational age, obstetric, malayan tapir, pediatric, naked mole rat, tubal pregnancy, littermate, fibroid tumor, molar pregnancy, bear cub, eclampsia, fraternal twin, bactrian camel, teen, prenatal diagnosis, hyperemesis, grandparent, pyloric stenosis, gestational, teddy bear, preterm, orphaned, twin, birthweight, breastfeeding, hemostasis, nutrition, adrenal, adrenals, child, chimpanzee, cortisol, erythrocytes, erythropoiesis, homeostasis, hypothalamus, mortality, neutrophils, offspring, piglets, renal, rhesus, weaned, unanesthetized, hypothyroid, anesthetized, neonate, nourished, suckling, adrenalectomized, anemic, born, awake, castrated, hypophysectomized, immunized, monthold
More general:
babe, baby
Also try:
— Nouns for newborn: infant, infants, baby, child, babies, period, children, mice, rats, son, animals, more...

Commonly used words are shown in bold. Rare words are dimmed.
Click on a word above to view its definition.
Organize by: [Relation]   Letters Show rare words: [Yes]   No Show phrases:  [Yes]   No