Made to look or act like a baby; oversimplified or made overly cute and infantile.
From baby plus the past participle suffix -fied (from Latin facere, to make). Created to describe making something more babyish.
Babyfied is usually used critically—like when someone says a design is 'babyfied' or an adult is being 'babyfied,' it implies something was dumbed down or made inappropriately cutesy when it should be more sophisticated!
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