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| Series | Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (“AoStH”), first-run syndication |
| Episode | Episode 28 of 65 in production order (code 238-128) · aired 27th · WildBrain no. 128 |
| First aired (US) | 12 October 1993 · syndication |
| Written by | Gordon Bressack |
| Directed by | Kent Butterworth |
| Sonic Says | Never climb into a clothes dryer |
| Previous | Boogey-Mania |
| Next | Robotnik, Jr. |
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Musta Been a Beautiful Baby is episode 28 of Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog in production order (production code 238-128), the order used by the DVDs, WildBrain’s official uploads and our episode guide. It was the 27th episode to air in the 1993 syndicated run, on 12 October 1993. It was written by Gordon Bressack and directed by Kent Butterworth.
Synopsis

The episode starts in a laundry, where Scratch and Grounder have trapped Sonic and Tails in a giant tumbling drum. The heroes escape, crackling with static, and sling the robots out of the door.
Back at the fortress Robotnik frets that he will grow old before he catches Sonic – which gives him an idea: age the hedgehog instead. His new ray fires at Sonic and Tails while they are working as food tasters at an instant-food factory, but instead of making them old, it turns them into babies. Before long Robotnik has zapped himself as well.
The three infants end up at a daycare centre, where a hyperactive baby Sonic has to keep a bully-baby Robotnik in line while Scratch and Grounder try disguise after disguise to convince the owner that they are his parents. The ray wears off in the end, with the villains caught in the act.
Key Moments
- Sonic and Tails escape a giant clothes dryer.
- Baby Sonic, baby Tails and baby Robotnik at daycare.
- Scratch and Grounder pose as Robotnik’s parents.

Sonic Says
Sonic warns kids never to climb inside a clothes dryer, not even for hide-and-seek.
Every episode’s segment is listed on the series page.
Trivia
- The Sonic Says on not climbing into clothes dryers follows straight on from the opening scene.
- Gordon Bressack also wrote Robotnik’s Rival and Sonically Ever After.
Watch the Episode
The full episode, from WildBrain’s official WildBrain Hero Tower channel on YouTube (checked 6 November 2026).
Part of our Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog episode guide. See the series page for the show’s history, cast, Sonic Says and home video.
Sources: production code, air date and writer from Sonic Wiki Zone’s episode list (codes from the US Copyright Office record), Wikipedia and Sonic Retro (Wayback copy), cross-checked against Luke’s 2017 list and the on-screen title card; synopsis written for Sonic Scene from the episode and these summaries; title card via Sonic Retro and screenshots via Sonic Wiki Zone, copied to our media library.
