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baby voice 

A voice adults take on when they see a baby or young child
In some cases kittens anf puppies
“Oh look at the little man, look at the little man
“Mom stop the baby voice”
baby voice by Captain_caboose December 28, 2017
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baby voice 

the way you talk to a newborn child or pet. I don't know why.
Jack: "Come here, kitty kitty kitty!"
Aaron: "Quit using your baby voice and grow up."

fundie baby voice 

A very effeminate, breathy, high-pitched and childlike vocal style adopted by grown women prominently from an extreme evangelical Christian background.

Not to be confused with a natural accent as it's a technique learned by adult women to express a very submissive tone, mainly towards their male companion. It's a signal towards men around them that they know, like their children, they aren't at all equal in the family dynamic. So she relinquishes away most of the responsibilities and decision-making to their other half of the married relationship. Leaving cooking, cleaning, and child-rearing traditionally being the only duties to ever focus on.

Famously heard in evangelical Christian circles, as well as the tradwife fad.
I never expected to hear explicit tales of ...."migrant gang rape".... spoken at the Republicans' official State Of The Union rebuttal, but hearing all that in fundie baby voice made it somehow creepier.

fundie baby voice 

A soft, sweet, childlike, innocently submissive voice, that virtue signals the vibe: I’m a good Christian woman that knows her place in Fundamentalist Christian society and is subservient to her man
Katie Britt infamously used Fundie Baby Voice in her rebuttal response to President Bidens 2024 State of the Union address
fundie baby voice by Dakota108 March 11, 2024

Fundie Baby Voice 

A type of speech pattern learned and adopted by grown women of extreme (typically evangelical ) Christian belief.

It's characterized as an overtly effeminate, high-pitched but breathy tone popular among fundamentalist circles and the online tradwife fad. Not to be construed as a natural accent, Fundie Baby Voice is less of a dialect and more of a signal. As this isn't how most adult women naturally speak. It's a signal the woman shows off among her male partner/husband with fellow practitioners of that faith of exactly where she knows she lands on the family dynamic.

Simply put, the woman talks literally in the pitch of a child because that's what's expected a wife to be like among her peers.

It's an adopted throwback from a time behind the 1950s and the "traditional" family unit. No sense of equal partnership there, just pure submission.

Any and all big decisions and responsibilities for the family? That's always and only at the husband's discretion. No use for the wife to give an opinion or advice on anything; none for the family, or for the wife's own personal life or wellbeing. Just focus on all the cooking, cleaning, child-rearing, and popping out more kids. Do all the weekly/daily praying to God or Jesus, and hope the husband is in a good mood for the day.

That's really all what that voice style is meant to prove.
I went in to watch the 2024 State of the Union address and the following rebuttal in order to get a handle on the current state of U.S. politics, and all I really remember from it is hearing a creepy 40 year old woman talk about gang rape in explicit detail all in that Fundie Baby Voice.
Fundie Baby Voice by Banjooooo March 13, 2024

Babyvoice 

When an adult speaks to other adults with a little bit of the same "cute" voice some speak to babies in
On her YouTube channel you can see that she has a babyvoice
Babyvoice by gregin' (Greg Dahlen) August 19, 2020
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