childlike
child-like

He had a deep, strong voice out of place in such a childlike form.

The baby Jesus is less of a small man and more childlike.

Everything was white around the childlike beauty of her face.

Larry had a kind of childlike nature so we hit it off well.

The pain in her white face made it seem more childlike than ever.

He said it simply, almost childlike faith in his eyes.

At the same time, she, to him, had become childlike.

The large eyes and the delicate face made the man seem childlike.

I think it's something innocent in her eyes, almost childlike.

While the food is playful, the service can be childlike.

Was she one of those childlike simple women who can say to themselves "I do not know" and believe it?

Consequently she did not feel particularly childlike most of the time.

She described the light man as having a childlike desire to be needed.

At least not childlike in the way that would have made this comfortable.

Its sweet, childlike spirit seemed very close to his own.

But for the moment his joy was childlike and complete.

There was a childlike wonder in the younger girl's voice.

The face seemed to soften until it was almost childlike.

He looked up and gave her a helpless, childlike smile.

He wondered if she was looking at his small, childlike shoes.

Yet there were still days when she said nothing at all, or made only childlike noises.

Now there was a change in him, too, a childlike curiosity.

His look may be that of someone who is serious, but inside he has a childlike innocence.

His eyes were wide in almost childlike disbelief at what had happened.

The childlike answers made it quite clear that he was on a very deep level indeed.