Definition

1. Noun:
   • A room designed and furnished for an infant: A dedicated space within a home, typically containing items like a crib, changing table, and storage for baby supplies.

Usage

• The term "baby's room" specifically refers to the room belonging to or intended for a baby. It is a possessive noun phrase.
• It is used to describe a nursery or the primary sleeping and care area for an infant.

Examples

• Noun:
  • We spent the weekend painting and decorating the baby's room.
  • The baby's room is right next to the master bedroom for easy nighttime access.

Advanced Usage

• The phrase can imply preparation and care, often used in contexts of parenting, home organization, and interior design.
• It is sometimes used metaphorically to describe a place that is very carefully maintained or protected.
  • The server closet is the IT department's baby's room—no one is allowed in without permission.

Variants and Related Words

• Nursery (n): A more common synonym for a baby's room.
• Infant's room (n): A less common, more formal variant.
• Crib (n): Can refer to the baby's bed and, by informal extension, the room itself (e.g., "in my crib" meaning "in my home/room").

Synonyms

• Nursery: A room for a young child or baby.
• Child's room: A more general term that can include rooms for older children.

Related Phrases

• To decorate the baby's room: A common phrase referring to the activity of preparing the nursery before a child's birth.
• Baby's room essentials: Refers to the key furniture and items needed for the room.

Noun

1. a child's room for a baby