General terms would be: 赤ちゃん akachan, 赤ん坊 akanbou, 赤子 akago.
A scientific term would be: 乳児 nyuuji.
akachan
Baby can be said as 'akachan' in Japanese.
haha its IN japanese.. but not specifically JAPANESE babies. SO yes.. it means baby or.. if referring to someone older it means BABY-FACE
赤ちゃん akachan.
there isn't one
When translated from English to Japanese, it is: 赤ん坊 Akachan
Zou, or zou no ko.
You care for a Japanese baby the same way that you care for any other baby.
私の赤ちゃん Watashi no akachan
The English word for baby is also used in the Dutch, Danish, Georgian, Norwegian, German, and Slovenian languages. The Italian word for baby is bambino, the Maltese word for baby is tarbija, and the Croatian word for baby is beba.
This is not a Japanese word.
Japanese does not have a word for "it."
Abbi does not appear to be a Japanese word.