Baby in an apple box

The Baby In Yellow 9+

Who is in control‪?‬

Team Terrible

Designed for iPad

• • #33 in Adventure
• • 4.2 • 3.7K Ratings

• • Free
  • Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Update coming soon — 12/12/21

A short horror game where you must care for a child as things get stranger and stranger.

Originally made in 48 hours for the GMTK Jam 2020

What’s New

New content release date announcement
Indonesia translation
Hindi translation
Bug fixes and performance improvements

Ratings and Reviews

A toy box experience from a human

Huh? So let me explain. I just found that last “soul” or also known as cat? I have a thoery I will tell u later but. I opened the toy box and saw . So I clicked on it and a orb came out after that I put it in the tape room and i saw it teleport to me? After that I tried scooting it to the side and it said somthing I do not remember the words but all I know is that is was a orb then I clicked it a few more times on night 2 after that more things came out but one thing that surprised me was u can put him in the oven until he flys out and he’s happy later I flushed him down the toilet. Still came out so the last 2 things left was to put him in the tape room with the orb or without the orb and put him in the fridge they both did nothing although the screen started to shake a lil and continued with my game. Theory: the souls look like cats so maybe they had pet cats and they died? After that I thought what if.. the deaths traumatized the kid so much he couldn’t find a better way to express his fear so later the cats got mad that he wouldn’t let him go and cut out his eyes. and now there just white.. circles

Try stupid stuff I do in the game

Once I spawned a lot of doctors from the toy box I look away for a second and when I looked back they were in a lot of rows it was a lot of fun liked it. So next thing I did was get a score of 100 on the basketball hoop with the baby most people wouldn’t do this but I did that’s basically all so I’m gonna talk about the game by the way I know my title for this doesn’t make sense. The game is very good and it’s fun I tried getting it on my old phone and the baby looked like shadow bonnie. The textures were bad when the baby makes lava saying FEED ME it looked like lava on the wall it looked nothing like FEED ME. But to the real game it’s good and there’s lots of things you can do. And let’s talk about the games stuff so there’s the cat/souls and you unlock the toy box big head mode and the other thing if you keep pressing on the random toy in the toy box and you’ll get a demon soul looking thing if you pick it up nothing happens but if you pick it up you will get a jumpscare and a weird message that’s all for the last time I like the gam and goodbye!!

Good but not scary

I loved this game and really enjoyed playing it. Except it just wasn’t scary. I think you could have made more scary things. I put the baby in the oven, expecting something really cool to happen or to get a new ending, but then the baby just shot out of the oven! 😤 Then I put him in the fridge. NOTHING EVEN HAPPENDDDDDD. I read a review saying if you press on the . That’s on the toy box then it spawns an orb. It says to take the orb to the NOT SCARY yellow tape ritual room and it will teleport you. So I went I got the key to the room on night two and then I left the baby downstairs cuz he’s a grown man, not a baby. I unlocked the ritual room and went to the toy box. I pressed on the . So many times and a bunch of junk toys just spawned. But I saw a magic 8 ball so I was like “What if this is the orb?” So I put it in the room. drumroll pls. NOTHING HAPPEND! THANK YOU THANK YOU
Well overall I do like the game because it passes the time, but it didn’t jump scare me once. Also the ending on night three. it kindove sucked. No offense I do love your game so thank you for the game in general. IM REALLY EXCITED FOR THE UPDATE ON DECEMBER 12! 💋

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Apple for Baby-Led Weaning – 4 Delicious Ways

These 4 Delicious Apple Recipes for Baby-Led Weaning are the perfect finger foods for baby! They are healthy and easy to make. Great for 6 months and up!

Apple for Baby-Led Weaning

Apples are full of essential nutrients and are a great food for baby!

Plus, apples are super easy to make into finger foods for baby-led weaning 🖐 !

Below 👇 you will find 4 of my favorite ways to serve apples to baby!

Looking for more easy baby-led weaning recipes? Then be sure to check out my favorite ways to serve avocado and banana to baby!

Reason to Love Apples for BLW

• great for baby-led weaning – 6+ months
• also great for the finger food stage – 9+ months
• full of essential nutrients for baby
• different ways for baby to self-feed
• easy to make

When can babies eat apples?

Apples are a great food to introduce to baby at 6 months. Apples are bursting with essential nutrients for a growing baby. You can serve apples to baby as a smooth baby food puree or as a finger food for baby-led weaning. Either way is a great option, and one is not better than the other. The ultimate goal for the first 100 days of introducing solid foods is to serve as many flavors and textures to baby as possible.

Benefits of Apples for Baby

Apples are full of essential vitamins and minerals for baby.

• high in fiber to help build a healthy heart and aid in digestion
• has a good amount of vitamin C, which is important for skin, eye, immune and brain health
• are a great source of the mineral boron, which is important for building strong bones and supporting brain function
• apples are a high-antioxidant food and have a very significant source of flavonoids that help combat free-radicals

BEST APPLES TO USE

I recommend using a sweeter apple such a Pink Lady or McIntosh, but really can you use any apple you prefer or have on hand.

Here are some great options:

The only apples that I have found are a little difficult to work with are Golden Delicious and Red Delicious (get too grainy and soggy) and Granny Smith (too tart), but other than that you can go with whatever you can find in your local grocery store.

Apple Tip: since apples are on the EWG dirty dozen list, I would recommend serving organic apples to baby if you are able.

Are apples a choking hazard for babies?

Yes, raw apples can be a choking hazard for babies and children. For safe ways to prepare apples for baby, see my recommended recipes below. And always be near baby or toddler when they are eating apples.

How to prepare apples for baby-led weaning?

There are several different ways to prepare apples for baby. Here are 4 of my favorite ways:

• SautédApples Wedges with Cinnamon
• GratedApples
• Steamed Crinkle-Cut Apples
• Mashed Apples on Self-Feeding Spoon

The goal is to cook apples until they are soft enough for baby to eat (or gnaw on) yet still firm enough for baby to pick and self-feed. For babies 6 months and up using their palmar grasp, you can serve cooked apples in wedges, thick strips of steamed apples, or cooked apples mashed and served to baby on a self-feeding spoon. While it is completely safe to serve baby grated apples at 6 months, most babies are still working on their pincer grasp, and picking up tiny pieces of apple may be frustrating for some babies.

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Sautéed Apples Wedges with Cinnamon

These Sautéed Apples Wedges are a simple and flavorful recipe that baby, toddler and even you will devour. For baby, I have found that leaving on the apple skin makes them a little easier to pick and eat, but you can also peel the apples if you prefer.

To make: cut wedges of apples and sauté them in a little butter (coconut oil will also work) and add a little cinnamon and gently cook until tender.

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Grated Apples

An easy, and almost instant, recipe is to simply grate apples into small pieces. If you are feeling extra, you can definitely add a pinch of cinnamon or nutmeg to the grated apples before serving. I also love adding grated apples to yogurt or oatmeal.

To Make: take an apple and grate roughly a third of it on a box grater. If the grated pieces of apple are too watery and hard for baby to pick up, simply take them and place them on a paper towel or clean dish towel and gently squeeze out any excess liquid.

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Steamed Crinkle-Cut Apples

A great way to make softly steamed apples easier for baby to pick up is by cutting them into a crinkle texture. By crinkle cutting the apple, this allows little notches in the apple that provide baby with a little grip. If you do not have a crinkle cutting tool, you can make these apples by just using a sharp knife.

To Make: start by peeling and crinkle cutting half of an apple. Then gently steam the pieces for 1-3 minutes, or until tender. This will not take long. Let cool and serve to baby.

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Mashed Apples on Self-Feeding Spoon

These mashed apples are both delicious and also easy for baby to eat. Mashed apples are a great way to transition baby from smooth purees to chunkier foods. They are also a great way for baby to self-feed themselves apples that are not as big as a choking hazard.

To Make: take sautéed or steamed apples and pulse in a blender or food processor for 5-10 seconds until chunky and serve to baby on a self-feeding spoon.

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Apple for Baby-Led Weaning – 4 Delicious Ways

These 4 Delicious Apple Recipes for Baby-Led Weaning are the perfect finger foods for baby! They are healthy and easy to make. Great for 6 months and up!

Apple for Baby-Led Weaning

Apples are full of essential nutrients and are a great food for baby!

Plus, apples are super easy to make into finger foods for baby-led weaning 🖐 !

Below 👇 you will find 4 of my favorite ways to serve apples to baby!

Looking for more easy baby-led weaning recipes? Then be sure to check out my favorite ways to serve avocado and banana to baby!

Reason to Love Apples for BLW

• great for baby-led weaning – 6+ months
• also great for the finger food stage – 9+ months
• full of essential nutrients for baby
• different ways for baby to self-feed
• easy to make

When can babies eat apples?

Apples are a great food to introduce to baby at 6 months. Apples are bursting with essential nutrients for a growing baby. You can serve apples to baby as a smooth baby food puree or as a finger food for baby-led weaning. Either way is a great option, and one is not better than the other. The ultimate goal for the first 100 days of introducing solid foods is to serve as many flavors and textures to baby as possible.

Benefits of Apples for Baby

Apples are full of essential vitamins and minerals for baby.

• high in fiber to help build a healthy heart and aid in digestion
• has a good amount of vitamin C, which is important for skin, eye, immune and brain health
• are a great source of the mineral boron, which is important for building strong bones and supporting brain function
• apples are a high-antioxidant food and have a very significant source of flavonoids that help combat free-radicals

BEST APPLES TO USE

I recommend using a sweeter apple such a Pink Lady or McIntosh, but really can you use any apple you prefer or have on hand.

Here are some great options:

The only apples that I have found are a little difficult to work with are Golden Delicious and Red Delicious (get too grainy and soggy) and Granny Smith (too tart), but other than that you can go with whatever you can find in your local grocery store.

Apple Tip: since apples are on the EWG dirty dozen list, I would recommend serving organic apples to baby if you are able.

Are apples a choking hazard for babies?

Yes, raw apples can be a choking hazard for babies and children. For safe ways to prepare apples for baby, see my recommended recipes below. And always be near baby or toddler when they are eating apples.

How to prepare apples for baby-led weaning?

There are several different ways to prepare apples for baby. Here are 4 of my favorite ways:

• SautédApples Wedges with Cinnamon
• GratedApples
• Steamed Crinkle-Cut Apples
• Mashed Apples on Self-Feeding Spoon

The goal is to cook apples until they are soft enough for baby to eat (or gnaw on) yet still firm enough for baby to pick and self-feed. For babies 6 months and up using their palmar grasp, you can serve cooked apples in wedges, thick strips of steamed apples, or cooked apples mashed and served to baby on a self-feeding spoon. While it is completely safe to serve baby grated apples at 6 months, most babies are still working on their pincer grasp, and picking up tiny pieces of apple may be frustrating for some babies.

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• 
• 

Sautéed Apples Wedges with Cinnamon

These Sautéed Apples Wedges are a simple and flavorful recipe that baby, toddler and even you will devour. For baby, I have found that leaving on the apple skin makes them a little easier to pick and eat, but you can also peel the apples if you prefer.

To make: cut wedges of apples and sauté them in a little butter (coconut oil will also work) and add a little cinnamon and gently cook until tender.

• 
• 
• 

Grated Apples

An easy, and almost instant, recipe is to simply grate apples into small pieces. If you are feeling extra, you can definitely add a pinch of cinnamon or nutmeg to the grated apples before serving. I also love adding grated apples to yogurt or oatmeal.

To Make: take an apple and grate roughly a third of it on a box grater. If the grated pieces of apple are too watery and hard for baby to pick up, simply take them and place them on a paper towel or clean dish towel and gently squeeze out any excess liquid.

• 
• 
• 

Steamed Crinkle-Cut Apples

A great way to make softly steamed apples easier for baby to pick up is by cutting them into a crinkle texture. By crinkle cutting the apple, this allows little notches in the apple that provide baby with a little grip. If you do not have a crinkle cutting tool, you can make these apples by just using a sharp knife.

To Make: start by peeling and crinkle cutting half of an apple. Then gently steam the pieces for 1-3 minutes, or until tender. This will not take long. Let cool and serve to baby.

• 
• 
• 
• 

Mashed Apples on Self-Feeding Spoon

These mashed apples are both delicious and also easy for baby to eat. Mashed apples are a great way to transition baby from smooth purees to chunkier foods. They are also a great way for baby to self-feed themselves apples that are not as big as a choking hazard.

To Make: take sautéed or steamed apples and pulse in a blender or food processor for 5-10 seconds until chunky and serve to baby on a self-feeding spoon.

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