| In the photos he still looks like a baby, isn't walking or talking, his face is much more rounded and babyish. |
| Clearly, capable confident, can-do people are what Kruglanski dislikes and babyish, helpless people are his ideal. |
| She said she was terrified and couldn't remember how he got her out but she did remember the strange babyish voice he used. |
| Now, it seems, this babyish sentimentalisation of nature is regarded as a social attribute. |
| Like smoking, which I'd started at 12 and kicked at 15, I considered it a somewhat naff and babyish thing to do once you were legal. |
| His soft babyish snores caused her heart to melt and a light smile played upon her lips. |
