"babygirlification" meaning in English

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          "text": "My TikTok For You Page bombarded me with edits of Simon “Ghost” Riley, which was how I found out about babygirlfication in the first place.",
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          "ref": "2023, Genny Sheara, \"'Nothing will come of nothing:' A Succession Retrospective [Spoilers]\", The Spectator (Seattle University), 31 May 2023",
          "text": "The ‘babygirlification’ of the Roy siblings and overabundance of pretentious thought-pieces online is a clear testament to the empathetic portrayal of each character."
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