The name for a baby goat is a "kid." Kids are playful and curious, often seen frolicking around their mothers or exploring their surroundings. Goat offspring are typically born in pairs, called twins, but can occasionally be born singly or as triplets. These young animals grow rapidly and begin to graze on solid food alongside their mother's milk, which they primarily consume in their first few weeks of life. The term "kid" has also entered colloquial usage in various cultures to refer to young people in general, further embedding the term in everyday language.