How to Say “Little Baby” in French

petit bébé
The English phrase "little baby" is translated into French as petit bébé.
petit bébé is used to refer to a very young human child.

Did you know?

  • The word bébé was originally a nickname for Nicolas Ferry, a famous court dwarf who served the Polish King Stanisław Leszczyński.
  • Unlike in English, where 'baby' is often used as a term of endearment for a romantic partner, using bébé in a French romantic context can feel much more literal or even slightly childish.
  • In French, adding petit to a noun can sometimes change the emotional tone rather than just the physical size of the object.

Examples in context

  • Lorsqu'il s'est converti à l'islam, son fils était un petit bébé.
    When he converted to Islam, his son was a little baby.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to use petit bébé when describing a person's past.
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  • C'est un très joli petit bébé.
    He/she is a very cute little baby.
  • Le petit bébé dort paisiblement.
    The little baby is sleeping peacefully.
  • Félicitations pour ce joli tout-petit !
    Congratulations on this beautiful little baby!
  • Le bébé est un tout-petit fragile.
    The baby is a fragile little one.
  • Regarde cette bébéte adorable !
    Look at this adorable little baby!
  • Regarde ce petit bébé, il est mignon.
    Look at this little baby, he is cute.
  • Elle porte son petit bébé dans ses bras.
    She is carrying her little baby in her arms.

Example conversation

Two friends are looking at a photo in a baby album.

  1. Emma

    Est-ce que c'est toi, ce petit bébé ?
    Is that you, this little baby?
  2. Lucas

    Oui, c'était moi quand j'étais très jeune.
    Yes, it was me when I was very young.
  3. Emma

    Tu étais un petit bébé adorable.
    You were an adorable little baby.
  4. Lucas

    Merci, ma mère le dit toujours.
    Thanks, my mother always says that.

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