The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds MaiaMia baby locations guide
Lake Hylia
Baby #40
Head to the ledge with the Racing Bro, then merge into the cliff wall. Move right to reach a ledge with a large boulder. Lift it to discover a baby beneath.
Baby #41
Hop into the water and swim towards the lake. As you round the curves of the stream, you'll spot this underwater near a ladder.
Baby #42
This is in the water immediately south of the House of Gales.
Baby #43
There's a lone tile in the northeast corner by the House of Gales. Use the Tornado Rod to flip it, revealing a baby.
Baby #44
This is on the cliff wall immediately outside of where you met Mother MaiaMia.
South Hyrule
Baby #45
In the southeast area is a pair of columns. Place a Bomb between them to reveal a cave opening. Head inside and bear straight to find a small body of water; the baby is in that water.
Baby #46
One of the columns just north has a baby atop it. Knock it loose with a Pegasus Boots charge.
Baby #47
This is in a small body of deep water next to Hyrule's equivalent of the Swamp Palace.
Desert of Mystery
Baby #48
Drop south from the Desert Palace weathervane. Use the Sand Rod here to dig up a baby.
Baby #49
Head to the northern section of the desert. Use the Sand Rod here to unearth another baby.
Baby #50
Hyrule's last baby is under a rock in the secluded part of the desert, the winding "swampy" part accessible from the east. Lift the boulders here to find it.
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