CodyCross Preparing for baby Pack answers
Preparing for baby
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Outdoor musical instrument affected by breezes.
Vehicle that shuttles kids to their learning place.
Creating interest in goods, a service, a celeb.
Something really simple is this delicious phrase.
Person who understands without conscious reasoning.
Raised seat for baby to sit in at mealtimes.
Princess who ate a poisonous apple.
Orchestral music style to play to baby in womb.
Toy range with miniature klicky figures.
Puzzle 2
Tight, stretchy pants or high socks to cover legs.
A getting together, an assembly, a crowd.
Gladiators fought here in Ancient Rome.
Gymnastic or circus-style dance movements.
Country whose capital is Buenos Aires.
Large fish with long, sharp, needle like noses.
Pregnant, anticipating a baby.
Acid indigestion, common in pregnancy.
Puzzle 3
Underground transit in New York City.
Neil, writer of American Gods.
A roast meat often accompanied by cranberry sauce.
The person a young child might call "daddy".
People originally from the area tourists visit.
First name of a yellow bear who loves honey.
Large gun on the side of a pirate ship.
Black-and-white animals, such as Pepé Le Pew.
Toy cubes for building towers.
The fanciest kind of men's suit.
Puzzle 4
Hold a baby gently and securely; crib.
Graphite tool for writing or drawing.
Breakfast holder for yolks and whites.
Banned bullets whose point expands on impact.
__ (One Last Kiss); 2012 song by Pink.
Round seed with wrinkly brown shell.
Out of the __ pan, into the fire.
__Bottom; SpongeBob's undersea home city.
Puzzle 5
Another term for chores, like cleaning and ironing.
The hours between sunset and the start of the day.
Egyptian queen, lover of Caesar and Antony.
Salami sausage, sliced on pizza.
Sting and Andy Summers' new wave band.
Author of The Fault in Our Stars.
Behind-the-scenes worker, helps actors with props.
Sword handed to Arthur by the Lady of the Lake.
North America, Asia or Australia.
Puzzle 6
Button-up knitted top to keep baby warm.
Sheets added to a baby's crib for warmth.
Small dried grapes, not raisins or currants.
Flat fish; verb meaning to struggle.
Healing, getting back to health after illness.
Environmentally conscious Dr Seuss character.
Unpredictable player, unexpected competitor.
Criminal employees, hired goons, bad guys.
Imaginative in an artistic way.
Puzzle 7
Sand-covered expanses right on the seashore.
The bits inside a chicken that gravy is made from.
Buzzing setting for a phone on silent.
Flourish and advance in small ways.
Someone who tries to spy birds, trains, etc..
A specialist hired to observe data and information.
Eduardo Perez's chicken in Despicable Me 2.
Puzzle 8
Painful red spots on babies' buttocks.
Beck album cover with hurdling Komondor dog.
Person who cuts together a film.
A kitchen appliance for boiling water.
Electric tool used to remove hair from the body.
Small tropical lizards with soft skin.
Basic reading textbook; undercoat for paint.
Puzzle 9
Cinderella's mode of transport.
Painful baby stage when their fangs come through.
Irish plant symbol on the flag of Erin Go Bragh.
Da Vinci painting with a mysterious smile.
Puzzle 10
She found herself __ a rock and a hard place.
Communicative electronic toys, a Christmas craze.
The spookiest month of the year.
Daily diary that some people write to unload.
Jack McBrayer's 30 Rock character.
Puzzle 11
Toy-filled safety cage for children to have fun in.
A lens with a surface that curves inwards.
Novel where reader tries to solve the crime.
Medical tube to slowly dispense baby medicine with.
Tough and chewy sinews of cooked meat.
Two-piece swimsuit comprising a vest and pants.
Plumber's tool for unblocking sinks and toilets.
The largest video-sharing platform in the world.
Avian home in the garden where eggs are hatched.
Puzzle 12
Jenny is a shortened version of this name.
Female servant in Margaret Atwood's tale.
Animated film about the first cave people.
North American for what is a pushchair in the UK.
Monster-shaped statue on a medieval building.
A soft, loose-fitting garment worn after a shower.
Puzzle 13
Leaves someone or stops looking after them.
Safety chair for baby to sit on in the tub.
2013 post-apocalyptic Tom Cruise flick.
Guests, people who come to spend time with you.
Reaches a goal, an ambition, or a milestone.
Pictures telling the world how good breakfast is.
Beaver friend of Rufus Ruffcat in Wacky Races.
Puzzle 14
Steak cooked partly in the middle, not well done.
Singer Franklin who demanded respect.
Extreme fear of something like spiders or snakes.
Protecting and tending to someone with love.
A pool with warm water and jets that bubble.
Royal-sounding New York borough.
Strips of material worn for carrying babies.
Online chat platforms for posting to a group.
A wooden cask full of whiskey or laughs.
Tom Hanks' volleyball friend in Cast Away.
Puzzle 15
Type of bush we go round early in the morning.
Long, green salad item, often sliced or pickled.
Safety feature installed at top/bottom of stairs.
Public addresses read aloud after weddings.
Australian mammal that holds babies in a pouch.
Picture or representation of someone's face.
Food or drink of the Greek gods.
Puzzle 16
Squeeze handfuls of damp hair to get curls.
The collective name for knives, forks and spoons.
Bedroom furniture item with drawers.
Blow this for attention; popular with referees.
SE Asian country with terraced coffee plantations.
Rushed wedding on account of a pregnancy.
Non-belief in gods or higher powers.
Rolled tortilla stuffed with beans, meat, and rice.
Famous Hugh, notable for X-Men role.
Puzzle 17
A person who gathers and guides sheep.
Amazing events that have no explanation.
Laps completed by going round and round a track.
A warm chocolate beverage enjoyed in winter.
Australian director of 2004 horror film Saw.
Metal tool for snipping finger- and toenails.
Style of sewing fabric squares together.
Petroleum jelly brand for dry lips and skin.
Indestructible flight recorder.
Puzzle 18
To not be there; missing a day of school.
Bawling or sobbing, like a baby.
To walk very slowly, making everyone late.
Lager and fizzy lemonade drink.
Where you lay your head at night.
Peeling these veggies can bring tears to the eyes.
Will Smith character in Men in Black.
Sharp metal tool used for sewing.
A fist-fighting sport that takes place in a ring.
Canadian province with the postal abbreviation QC.
Place to buy fresh food from outdoor stalls.
Spiky desert plant that comes in many forms.
Six-stringed acoustic or electric instrument.
Puzzle 19
An Alpine goat whose skin is used to clean cars.
Pardon someone and forget their sins.
Scary creature that lives under your bed.
Small crawling children, close to the carpets.
Aka ThatcherJoe, Zoella's brother.
Room of the house where food is prepared.
Land where apples are harvested.
Creams rubbed on the skin to stop dryness.
Heating a liquid until it turns into a gas.
Andersen's Tinderbox hero, a military man.
Drawing over something to copy it.
Small round wicker boat used by ancient Britons.
Puzzle 20
Movie ticket company that owns Rotten Tomatoes.
Playthings that can get wet in the tub.
Foam pad to line a crib or bed.
Tourists in Scotland look for this monster.
Location warm enough for plants year-round.
To have strong drive and determination for success.
Stripy insect that makes sweet substance.
He created the theory of relativity.
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