π§βπΌ means caring for a baby, such as feeding, babysitting or being a new parent. Apple shows a person with yellow hair in a purple top holding a baby in a green blanket and giving it a bottle.
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The tone is warm and caring. π§βπΌ is the gender-neutral version of π©βπΌ and π¨βπΌ, so anyone can use it, including parents, grandparents, older siblings, nannies and babysitters. It is more specific than πΌ, which only shows the bottle, and different from π€±, which shows breastfeeding. People send it to share baby updates, talk about late-night feeds or say they are babysitting. Friends sometimes use it jokingly when they have to look after someone acting childish, like a tired or drunk friend.
Usually a simple update such as "on baby duty" or "feeding time". It can also explain why someone is slow to reply.
It can mean you are "babysitting" an adult who needs help with everything. The tone is teasing, not mean.
3am feed again π§βπΌπ΄
Babysitting my nephew all day π§βπΌ
Can't talk now, feeding time π§βπΌ
Looking after you tonight like π§βπΌ lol
| π§πΏβπΌ vs π€± | π€± shows breastfeeding, while π§βπΌ shows bottle feeding by any caregiver. |
|---|---|
| π§πΏβπΌ vs πΌ | πΌ is only the bottle and can mean babies, milk or acting like a baby, while π§βπΌ shows the act of caring. |
| π§πΏβπΌ vs π©βπΌ | π©βπΌ shows a woman feeding a baby, while π§βπΌ does not specify gender. |
| Name | person feeding baby: dark skin tone |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F9D1 U+1F3FF U+200D U+1F37C |
| Category | People |
| Keywords | baby, feed, feeding, nanny, newborn, nursing, parent |
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π§βπΌ means caring for a baby, such as feeding, babysitting or being a new parent. Apple shows a person with yellow hair in a purple top holding a baby in a green blanket and giving it a bottle.
No, it shows feeding a baby that is already born. For pregnancy people use π€° or π«.
No, it is gender-neutral and fits any parent or caregiver. If you want a specific version, π©βπΌ and π¨βπΌ also exist.
A kind reply works best, such as asking how the baby is or offering help. If it is a joke about babysitting a friend, a laughing emoji is fine.
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