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A "wallybaby" is a term primarily used in the UK to refer to a baby or young child who is particularly clumsy or awkward. It often describes a child who may frequently trip or fall, or who has a generally uncoordinated demeanor. The term is informal and can carry a playful or affectionate connotation rather than a negative one.
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