Baby blues
a very light blue.
baby blues, Informal. a person’s blue eyes:
His charm lies largely in the way he bats his baby blues.
Contemporary Examples
That said, it is a chic alternative to hardwood floors and baby blues.
Gal With a Suitcase Jolie Hunt June 17, 2010
noun phrase
Blue eyes: lookin’ up into the baby blues of some sweet-faced Army nurse (1970s+)
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