young'uns

The small fry

Young'uns is informal or dialectal for young ones—children or young people, especially one's own offspring or those in a community: Get the young'uns to bed.

The spelling reflects the pronunciation, with the dropped vowel and added 's' marking the plural.

Common in Southern American and rural British speech.

youth

teenagers

People aged thirteen to nineteen

underage · highschoolers · students · inexperience · naivete · rebellion · generation · minority · immaturity · rascals

offspring

toddler

Child learning to walk

cradle · bassinet · crib · stroller · diapers · swaddle · teething · pacifier · lullaby · nanny

playful

giggles

Short, silly laughs

antics · pranks · hide-and-seek · tag · whimsical · lighthearted · merry · clowning · caper · rambunctious

growing

growth

Increase in size

puberty · sprouting · budding · blossoming · transition · teenage · thrive · milestones · formative · impressionable

Opposites
age/generational status

young'unselders

Senior community members

old folks · old-timers · adults · seniors · geezers

Family

young, youth, ones, youthful, youngster, younger, youngest, youngish, youthfulness

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Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G