A baby is called a neonate at birth, from the Latin words 'neo' for 'new' and 'natal' for born. Babies are considered newborns (neonates) for the first 28 days of life, and then they are simply classified as infants.
After the neonatal stage, a baby is typically referred to as an infant. The neonatal stage typically lasts from birth to the first 28 days of life, after which the term infant is commonly used to describe the period up to around 1 year old.
The time just after birth.
If you have a butterfly garden there is no "baby" stage. This baby stage you are talking about is actually the larval stage better know as the Caterpillar stage.
Babies are considered to be neonates, or in the neonatal stage, from the time of birth until they are about 4 weeks old.
Neonatal nurse.
they are people who take care of newborn baby's
a neonatal nurse
Baby mosquitoes are born in the water, and at the larvae stage they are called wrigglers.
A neonate is a newly-born baby, and neonatal is the adjective used to refer to anything (usually hospital-related) that is to do with newborn babies up to a few weeks of age.
A neonatal nurse.
from birth of the baby to one month old is considered a neonate.
A baby flower is a bud