Are there 2 ways to spell "baby"...what's going on here?

baby is the right way to spell

Bag is right- here in certain parts of the UK (where I am in particular, the West Midlands), it's quite common to refer (affectionately) to babies as 'babbies'. I find it incredibly annoying, and it's considered quite common (but then again, I'm a Yank, so who am I to say).

Babby is the correct spelling.

How do you get pregnewt with babby? Men squirts sprem from his beanus into your vadge.

It's baby, i've never heard of a babby they just can't spell !!!!!

how is babby formed

how girl get pregent

they need do away instain mother who kill her babby just because babby can not frighth back?

it was on the news this mroing a women in ar who kill her three kid the kid are going back to new york to lady to rest my pary are with the fater who lost his babbys im sorry for your lots

In certain parts of the UK, they call the baby a babby. It's pronounced differently (bab-by)

But generally, I think it is bad spelling.

Babby, babie, baby...

What's the difference and why do so many people get all upset?

You think the economy, or lack thereof, would be a little more important subject matter.

I have been wondering the same thing! I have no idea, but I see it a lot on here.

Babby...Babby...Babby is correct.

I have 3 Babbies!

Are they being facetious? It may be a take-off on one infamous Y!A question:

http://encyclopediadramatica.com/How_is_babby_form...