Lions and tigers and bears -- and babies.

Four newborns at West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh were dressed up as characters from the "The Wizard of Oz" to celebrate the film's 80th anniversary this Sunday.

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The Allegheny Health Network, which includes West Penn Hospital, sometimes dresses up its babies on holidays, Fox 8 reported Thursday. This time, they were celebrating the iconic 1939 movie.

The tiny Dorothy, Tin Man, Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion were dressed for the occasion and ready for their close-ups.

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The newborn dressed as Dorothy donned a blue gingham outfit, complete with red ruby slippers.

The newborn Scarecrow looked anything but scary.

Tiny Lion looked ready to roar in an outfit complete with lion's ears and a mane.

Baby Tin Man even had a heart.

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The "Wizard of Oz" was released on Aug. 25, 1939, and remains one of Hollywood's most popular films.