Tuck Jones

William George Bailey Jones or Tuck is the son of Miranda Bailey and Tucker Jones.

Early Life
William George Bailey Jones was delivered by Dr. Addison Montgomery during a bomb scare at Seattle Grace while Dr. Derek Shepherd was operating on his father

Tucker, who crashed his car on the way to the hospital for the birth. George O'Malley helped coach Miranda Bailey through her labor, and she thanked him by naming her son William George Bailey Jones (he is nicknamed "Tuck" for his father).

Tucker took a year off work so that he could mind Tuck at home. Miranda always felt bad about not having enough time to spend with him so she started to call them from the hospital, once making a late-night call to sing "God Bless the Child" to him.

Once, he flooded his house after sticking a toy down the toilet.

Tucker always took care of Tuck so one day he went to his mother's office in search of his mother and a book shelf fell on him. Bailey and her husband argued, Tucker believed that she placed her job at the hospital before her family and that it led to Tuck's injuries.

When he was fourteen months old, he punched someone in his playschool named Harrison over a graham cracker. Bailey had to bribe the director to keep Tuck there with medical perks for some of the staff and supplying fruit slices. Tucker told her it had happened numerous times before. While his mom was treating Holly Wheeler, a kidnapping victim, she came to collect Tuck from the hospital daycare to find he was not there. She had been deeply disturbed by the circumstances under which Holly had been abducted from the street by her kidnapper and she jumped to the conclusion that the same had happened to Tuck. It turned out that he had been taken to see a nurse as he had a nose bleed and was reunited with Miranda just after she insisted that the minder on duty call a 'Code Pink

Notes and Trivia

 * As a baby, he was very close to his namesake George O'Malley.
 * When he was a teenager, he played the cello.

Notable Episodes
These episodes are Tuck-centric or are otherwise very informative about his life.