Stable babies, or foals, are young horses that are born and raised in a stable environment. They are typically born to mares and sires that have been carefully selected for their genetics and temperament. Foals are usually weaned from their mothers at around six months of age and are then trained and handled by humans. Foals are typically kept in a stable environment until they are old enough to be ridden or used for other activities. Stable babies are an important part of the horse industry, as they provide a safe and healthy environment for young horses to grow and develop.