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It's babyish. It's just what's on the goggles.'" She then moved closer and confided, "I do actually still like Peppa Pig."

Fashion, beauty, catwalk, celebrities, babyish models and more shopping than ever before- India's foremost kids fashion show IKFS which continues to grow and realize its vision of becoming an iconic fashion is going to be there scouting new opportunities and talent.

The last official pictures of George were published to mark his first birthday on July 22 and the Queen's great grandson has lost his babyish face in the intervening four months and appears to have grown taller.

Realistically portraying the angst tweens go through as friends move on, peers become more important, and things you once loved (like unicorns) are seen as "babyish," The Battle of Darcy Lane will appeal to girls starting to outgrow childhood.

It probably won't fill them with confidence either that their consultant uses medical terms like "necrotising enterocolitis" and babyish words like "tummy" in the same sentence.

Sweety, get over yourself, you're nothing without attention and even if you received it, it's only to entertain individuals of your babyish, spoilt brat-like attitude which no longer exists in today's world.

Meanwhile, 11-year-old Molly-May Paterson, from Kilmacolm, said: "I used to go out wearing babyish jeggings.

Fiorente still ran green and looked babyish on his latest appearance in the King Edward VII Stakes, making his excellent second to Nathaniel, Saturday's King George winner, all the more meritorious.

For Year 5 and year 6 children, the animations are also rather babyish and to be very specific, the objectives section features a goal scoring animation accompanied by loud cheering which can quickly become incredibly annoying!

I've been annoyed lately by things that never really bothered me before, like the music my parents play in the car or the way my brother still calls me by my babyish nickname, is this normal?

But her real story is credited to the wife of Mattel co-founder Elliot Handler- Ruth Handler found that their young daughter Barbara, also known as Barbie, was playing with cut-outs of teenagers and women instead babyish dolls.

In a cultured British semi-voiced narration she captures Wemyss's obdurate vindictiveness as easily as Lucy's babyish sentimentality, and every other character just as well.

Barbie is hated because she is babyish; she is hated because she is unfashionable; she is hated because she is plastic; she is hated because she is a feminine icon.

The whole can of worms about the dumbing-down of education, the simplifying of syllabuses and exams to babyish levels, the lowering of expectations of pupils, has been well and truly opened.

Whether it was the industrial-strength eye makeup, the cotton-candy wiglets woven together and teased into a cascading pink mane, or the helium-inflected Georgia drawl punctuated with babyish cooing and upper-register burbling, I was hooked.