babyroom

noun
UK /ˈbeɪbi ruːm/
US /ˈbeɪbi rum/

A babyroom is a room where a baby sleeps and plays.

She painted the babyroom a soft yellow before the baby arrived.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A designated room in a hospital or clinic where newborns and infants are cared for.

The hospital's babyroom was staffed around the clock by nurses.

3. A supervised room in a gym, mall, or workplace where parents can leave infants while they exercise or shop.

The gym's babyroom lets parents work out while staff watch the little ones.

4. A section of a daycare center set aside for the youngest infants.

The daycare's babyroom has soft flooring and low cribs for babies under one year.