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Maybe you can use a waterfall to wash the babies off of the warrior dwarves, and into a locked room.
This is the main reason why some people only put male dwarves in their active military too.
Dfhack recently added a tool that allows you to sort and filter the dwarves when asigning them to a squad, holding a baby being one of the filters.
You can make a squad specifically for dwarves holding babies if you don't want them to get completely out of the military, that way they can continue to train.
Babies being small and unarmored, any attack they take will end up doing a lot of damage (death, cut limbs and such).
Even if they don't take attacks, witnessing death gives them potent negative long term memories that they will think about again and again, rapidly putting them in highly stressed territory.
Babies and children can't do much that gives potent positive thoughts (can't craft or be happy at work for example), so even with a mist generator it's not easy to keep them from getting into either deep depression (dying from thirst as a result) or getting in a fight from a tantrum and killed.
Losing hands is more problematic.