I have never heard of this expression before but I'm guess it refers to the fact that nowadays trains use digital signals instead and as a result they don't have caboose/brake van anymore. So (without context), it probably means that the person who said it believed that caboose is important and safer than digital signals? Or the trains will be safer to have a live human being watch out for it ?
Definition of baby. plural. babies. 1a (1) : an extremely young child; especially : infant (2) : an extremely young animalb : the youngest of a group He is the baby of the family.
Merriam-Webster dictionary simply says a newborn is a baby who is recently born and does not put an upper limit to the term. The dictionary also defines an infant as a child in the first stage of life but doesn't give any age specifics. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines a newborn, or neonate, as a baby under 28 days old. As the name implies, a toddler is classically defined as a child who is just learning to walk or one who toddles. This is often around one year of age. There's no official definition of the upper limit of toddlerhood.