1. In a paragraph, describe a baby. Describe a babys features. Describe what a baby does. Describe the daily activities a baby would do.
2. Now take those features, descriptions, and activities and associate them to single words. For example, a baby poops and pees. You would put down isPooping and isPeeing.
3. Look at the words and group them into two sections: variables and methods. Examples for variables would be poopCount and peeCount. Examples of methods would be isPooping(), isPeeing(), getPoopCount(), and getPeeCount().
4. In your desired IDE, create a project named BabyObject
5. Within the BabyObject project, create a Java class named Baby. This is where you would create the baby object including the variables and methods that you came up with in step 3.
   1. Remember to put meaningful comments
   2. Remember to make sure your code compiles
6. Create another Java class named TestBaby. This class will test the Baby class.
   1. Make sure to test all the methods you have access to
   2. Make sure to create a few different Baby objects and test the different methods of each baby object. Remember some variables can be shared across the same objects by having a static variable. For example if you have a static variable of private static int diaperCount;. All the baby objects initialized would use the same diaperCount. This will be good if you have twins and you keep taking diapers from one pile of diapers.

You will write an algorithm, pseudocode, and program in Java for an object that you design. You will incorporate in your program different variables and accessors/mutators.