- - Finally, Amazon Echo working with bit one's recently delivered
- - Recent arrival working to be accepted by a teen that's spoilt
- - Baby's very bright writing up letter in Greek
- - One who's just starting out in life
- - Stork's haul
- - Mohel's subject, usually
- - Stork's delivery
- - infant that's less than 1 month old
- - newborn child or other mammal
- - newly-born infant
- - Light tea ordered for recent arrival
- - Newborn snake
- - Gas swallowed by infant
- - A newborn child, especially in the first week of life and up to four weeks old
- - One neat arrangement for a newly born
- - Inert gas swallowed the new-born
- - Gas bothered baby
- - Baby originally named by cracking joke
- - This newborn has one neat curl
- - Just born? Light gas and brew tea
- - Gas caused distress for baby
- - Tiny baby consumed by gas
- - recent nursery arrival
- - Very young infant
- - Recent arrival
- - One of the deliveries is eaten on break
- - Newborn child
- - One on at Edinburgh holds baby
- - Young infant, exceptionally neat one
- - Someone who was literally born yesterday
- - Baby during its first four weeks
- - Wee baby
- - One of the deliveries is eaten on salad
- - One of the deliveries eaten on salad
- - Just-born baby
- - New baby
- - Very young kid — one with neat moves
- - Glower was worrying young baby
- - Week-old baby, e.g
- - One whose weight may be proclaimed proudly
- - One just born
- - Young baby
- - Formula one?
- - One born yesterday
- - Nursery occupant
- - One in an incubator, perhaps
- - Delivery room delivery
- - Stork delivery
- - Just-delivered one
- - Two-week-old, e.g.
- - Incubator inhabitant
- - Frequent hospital delivery
- - One in an incubator
- - Infant under one month
- - Infant in his or her first month
- - Tiny baby
- - Recent delivery
- - Newborn baby
- - New delivery
- - Nursery newcomer
- - Newly-born
- - Incubator occupant
- - Nursery arrival
- - Nursery denizen
- - Newborn
- - Fresh delivery
- - Infant
- - Bright colour worried baby
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