Baby Monkey is the second studio album by Voodoo Child, an alternate pseudonym of American electronica musician Moby.

Mojo wrote: "Baby Monkey has a strangely nostalgic feel – as if he's reanimated his old raver's soul, with its favourite beats and bass lines intact.

"[4] On the other hand, AllMusic wrote that it "Often sounds virtually identical to a generic dance record circa 1992.

"[13] Q wrote: "Baby Monkey has nothing of the danger, adventure or indeed chemical frisson that defined rave culture—it's just smug sonic wallpaper.

"[10] Jonathan Zwickel of Pitchfork wrote: "There's no life breathing through these 12 flaccid tracks, each of which would've seemed regressive even in Moby's early-90s heyday—today, each is a total anachronism.