Deer babies are known as fawns, which are five-letter terms. Fawns are the newborn offspring of deer, and they are typically born in the spring or summer months. They are usually spotted with white spots on their fur, which helps them blend in with their surroundings and stay safe from predators. Fawns are usually weaned by the time they are six months old, and they will stay with their mothers until they are about a year old.