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"Baby Woman" or "Babywoman"? I can see the justification for rejecting idiosyncratic initial capitalisations, but is there a justification for making it two words instead of one? (It isn't as if album titles are obliged to follow normal English sentence structure.) The only cited source gives it as "Babywoman", though I can see that Amazon has it as two words. Google gives 8,980 hits for naomi campbell "babywoman" vs 7,180 for naomi campbell "baby woman" - this article is top of both those searches (as it uses 'babywoman' in body text). I don't know what the justification is of the other sources that use "Baby Woman"; though they may well be following our usage.
My inclination is that there is slightly better justification for a move to Babywoman than leaving it here; anyone care to refute? TSP (talk) 15:47, 26 June 2015 (UTC)