Baby Collection (#100)

Seven week old twins Carol and Edna Bunn with their mother after being bombed out of home. Circa December 1940

An air raid shelter in the London area. It is an official shelter, a disused underground railway tunnel. A mother with her baby. Circa September 1940

Martin Leslie Chappell aged just nine and a half month has only one tooth, but it is a sweet one. His mother Mrs Patricia Chappell of Hamar House, Hanbury Street, London seems to be fully occupied

Caring for baby Welsh fashion In the valleys of Wales The new Baby is introduced to the neighbours. 1st March 1954

Princess Diana holds her son Prince William in her arms in the White Drawing Room of Buckingham Palace following a private christening ceremony in the Music Room

6-month-old Susan McGuffie meeting her dad for the first time. Her father is Leading Engineer Mechanic Dave McGuffie of the Royal Navy

Summer Weather Scenes, August 1976

Joan Collins pictured with her four-month-old daughter Tara Newley. They have come home to London to see the family. Here they are today after mum has been in the film studios

A baby sitting with a Rolleiflex camera at Skelton annual baby show. Circa 1973

Val Doonican and his wife Lynn in supporting roles at the christening of baby Russell Beamont White. The baby is the son of actor Arthur White who shortly goes into pantomime as an Ugly Sister at

Actress Julie Andrews of My Fair Lady fame pictured in the London Clinic with her new baby daughter which she will name either Emma, Kate, Sarah or Joanna

Julie Andrews at London Airport with her daughter Emma. They are flying to California where Julie is starring in the film The Americanisation of Emily. 24th October 1963

Children in rehearsals for Christmas Play at Pestalozzi Village for Children in Sedlescombe, East Sussex, December 1960. The community is named after eighteenth century Swiss educationalist

The wife and young child of one of the crew of the fishing vessel William McCann waits on the dock side as the boat returns to harbour. 30th September 1980

Larry Lamb who starred in the popular television series Fox, pictured with his 5 month old son, George, at their home in Fulham. 14th May 1980

Five generations of a family in South Bank. 1972

Staff Midwife Catherine Milne suspending baby David from the storks beak. Artist Carl Symonsa, whose baby son David was born last November at the Alexandra Maternity Home, Devonport

At last Bill Roache can live up to his television image. Now hes a father of two just like his other self, Ken Barlow. Bill

Bath and bedtime at a camp set up to give a break to hard pressed families during the Second World War. Circa 1941

Unusual - Mother pushing a pram with her baby and a portable television set placed next to the baby with a aeiral on the hood of the pram 29th July 1977

The Lily Pond at Kings Weston, opposite the stables, 1960s. In the background is Bewys Cross, an ancient stone said to have once lain on the banks of the river

Joan Plowright attends the Christening of her daughter Tamsin. 14th July 1963

Elspet Gray with her newborn son James McGregor. James, a 7lb. 15 oz. baby boy was born to actress Elspet at the Princess Beatrice Hospital last night

Actress Sheila Hancock with her baby daughter Melanie Jane. 14th March 1965

Just perfect - triplets Rebecca (left), Gavin (centre) and Claire with proud mother Mrs Nicola Perfect, of Alandale Road, Bradley

Cilla Black leaves the Avenue Clinic, Avenue Road, St Johns Wood with her baby Robert John and her husband Bobby Willis. 5th August 1970

Introducing Tracy Jane, the girl Des O Connor is in love with. She is his daughter and 8 months old. Des and his wife, actress Gillian Vaughan

A magic moment is captured by the camera when two year old Tracy saw for the first time her baby sister Samantha, who is only a week old

Bruce Forsyth and his wife Penny and their daughters Debbie, 7, Julie, 4 and Laura 3 months, leaving London Airport for the Bahamas. 4th March 1963

Miracle Baby Kevin Hawkes with his mother Elaine. 15th April 1977

Vanessa Redgrave was at Heathrow Airport holding a baby. On investigation it turned out that she took her nephew, 5-month-old Benjamin to meet his mother Lynn Redgrave

A man and child enjoying a picnic at London Zoo. 29th December 1954

Some of the New Year babies and their mothers at Dudley Road Hospital today. From left to right, Mrs Edna Stroud, Mrs Yvonne Shenton, Mrs Anne Allen and Mrs Barbara Temple with baby Deborah Temple

Shirley Bassey opens a new season tomorrow at the Talk of the Town. She is the first artist to be invited back to the West End night spot three times

New Years Day baby in Teesside. 1st January 1971

Ten week old Isaac did not stop sucking his paw and in the end dislocated his leg. His owner Mrs Shelia Chipperfield of Coventry Zoo Park, called the vet and he put on a paster cast

Zak, a two week old leopard named after Ringo Starrs baby, weighs in on kitchen scales in the caravan of Whitley Zoo Parks director, Jill Banks. 7th October 1965

Mandy Turnbull (left) and Roger O Brien proudly display the trophies which prove their title to be the bonniest baby girl and boy at the Tyneside Summer Exhibition. Exhibition Park, Newcastle

Peter Roderick the baby born in an air raid shelter at the height of a German air raid on London seen here enjoying the country life, 24 May 1941

Maternity Special Care Unit, Walsgrave Hospital. 24th August 1977

People enjoy the heatwave at Thameside Promenade. 1st August 1995

The District Nurse: General scenes of District nurse Muggendge paying a newly born baby a health visit, She checks the babies weight and checks with mum to see if she is coping, 1960

A magic moment is captured by the camera when two year old Tracy saw for the first time her baby sister Samantha who is only a week old

ATS girls and their soldier comrades at a Manchester A. A
ATS girls and their soldier comrades at a Manchester A.A. site made many toys during their stand-by homes and yesterday they visited St

Peter Francis Roderick, of 14a, Broadway, Wembley Park, He will be three in Sept. Born while his mother lay on the floor of their Anderson shelter at Catford. Delivered by her mother at 1.55 am

Babies born at the Gravesend and North Kent Hospital are only allowed to receive their fathers as visitors! This rule has been made as a precaution against possible infection being brought in by

John Alderton and Pauline Collins with two-day-old baby Catherine Bridie at a nursing home in Wimbledon, London. February 1973

Susan Dubif with her baby son Sean at Sandwell Hospital. 12th April 1983

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"Captivating Innocence: Celebrating the Beauty of Babyhood" In a world filled with intricate artistry, William Hogarth's masterpieces Gin Lane and Beer Street stand tall as vivid portrayals of societal contrasts. But amidst these thought-provoking engravings, one cannot help but be drawn to the image of a Poochon puppy, just six weeks old. Its fluffy coat and playful gaze remind us of the pure joy that comes with new life. As we delve deeper into nature's wonders, we encounter tadpoles gracefully swimming from below in Belgium's waters. These tiny creatures symbolize growth and transformation, mirroring the journey each baby embarks upon. Transporting us back in time is an enchanting ukulele song from 1926 - a melody that captures the essence of carefree childhood days when innocence reigned supreme. Similarly nostalgic are glimpses into Ludlow during England's 1950s; a simpler era where children played freely on idyllic streets. Yet our fascination extends beyond land as we marvel at majestic Killer Whales or Orcas gliding through oceanic depths. Their powerful presence reminds us that even in their infancy, babies possess an innate strength waiting to be nurtured. History unfolds before our eyes with Soviet propaganda posters advocating for peace - a poignant reminder that every child deserves a harmonious world to grow up in. Gari Melchers' tender depiction of mother and child further emphasizes this universal bond shared across cultures and generations. Nature continues to captivate as Haflinger horse mare gallops alongside her adorable foal in an English meadow – showcasing both maternal love and boundless energy synonymous with youthfulness. Finally, Simeon in Rembrandt's Temple painting transports us to biblical times where even infants were recognized for their significance within divine narratives – reminding us all that babies hold immense potential within them from birth itself.