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What is a North American Indian baby called?

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An Indian baby is called the same thing as any other baby or infant. There WERE a couple of tribes who called their babies papooses, which is the answer I think you wanted. However, the question is what IS a baby called and they are called babies or infants or by their names. Additionally, most Indian people did NOT call their babies papooses. That is hollywood history.
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