babywear

American

[bay-bee-wair] / ˈbeɪ biˌwɛər /

verb (used without object)

babywore, babywearing

to carry a baby or child close to the body without using the arms or hands, often in a fabric sling or other wearable carrier.

noun

garments and accessories made for babies.

Other Word Forms

babywearing noun

Example Sentences

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In another, he was seen shopping for babywear in a High Street clothes store.

From BBC

Her alternative store sells clothing, shoes, babywear, hair accessories, jewellery and gifts and first opened in 1999.

From BBC

Los Angeles-based babywear brand PaigeLauren offers soft, matching mask sets available for children and parents.

From Los Angeles Times

The kids already have waterproof snowsuits, but I just saw these and they were so cheap and we were about to go on a trip to the U.S., where we were going to be without a stroller, and planned to babywear the kids while walking around NYC.

From Slate

Fashion retailers Primark and H&M also now have popular babywear ranges, while Amazon and Argos dominate the toys market.

From BBC

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