Babyface facts for kids
Babyface or Baby Face is a nickname or term used for many different things. It often describes someone who looks young for their age, or something that has a cute, youthful appearance.
Nicknames
Some famous people and even a train have been called "Baby Face" because of their looks or how they were seen:
- Roosevelt "Baby Face" Willette (1933–1971) was an American musician. He played a type of jazz music called hard bop and soul-jazz.
- Jimmy McLarnin (1907–2004) was a famous boxer known as "Baby Face." He was a world champion in the welterweight category two times.
- The Baldwin DR-4-4-15 locomotive was a type of train sometimes called "Baby Face."
In music
The name "Babyface" is also very popular in the world of music:
- Babyface (musician), whose real name is Kenneth Edmonds, is a very well-known American R&B and pop artist. He is famous for writing songs, producing music, and singing.
- "Baby Face" is a classic song from 1926. Harry Akst wrote the music and Benny Davis wrote the words. Jan Garber sang it that same year.
- "Babyface" is also the name of a song by the famous rock band U2.
- Babyface was the rhythm guitarist for a band called Thee Faction.
- "Baby Face" is a song by Jolin Tsai. It was released on her 2000 album called Show Your Love.
- The rock band Axe (band) used to be known by the name Babyface.
Fictional characters
You can find characters named Babyface in many stories, movies, and games:
- Baby-Face Finster is a criminal character from the cartoon Baby Buggy Bunny. He tries to trick people by pretending to be a baby.
- Babyface is a character in the popular movie Toy Story. He is a toy with a baby doll head on a spider-like body.
- Baby Face Finlayson is a character from the British comic book The Beano.
- Baby Face is a character in the video game Dynamite Headdy.
- Babyface Beagle is one of the Beagle Boys. They are a group of villains from the Scrooge McDuck cartoon world.
- The Baby Face Gang is a group of literally baby-faced gang leaders from the TV show Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
- Baby Face is a character in the 2009 movie The Hills Run Red.
- Baby Face is a character in the movie and musicals Bugsy Malone.
- Babyface Boretti is a villain in the film Scooby-Doo! Camp Scare.
Other uses
The term "babyface" can also describe other things:
- Baby Face (toy) was a brand of baby dolls. They were made by a company called Galoob in the early 1990s.
- In professional wrestling, a "babyface" is a wrestler who is seen as the "good guy" by the audience. They are usually cheered on.
- A face that shows cuteness is often called a "baby face." This means it has features that make it look sweet and innocent.
- A face that shows neoteny also looks like a "baby face." Neoteny means keeping youthful features into adulthood, like large eyes or a small nose.
Images for kids
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Lester Joseph Gillis, also known as Baby Face Nelson
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The Baldwin DR-4-4-15 locomotive
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Poster for the 1933 film Baby Face
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A Baby Face doll
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Chow Yun-fat, an actor with a "Babyface Killer" nickname
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Ole Gunnar Solskjær, a football player nicknamed "The Baby-Faced Assassin"
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