"sleeping baby" or "baby sleeping"?

[nyugaton]

(1) Look at our baby sleeping. He is fast asleep.
(2) Look at our sleepingbaby. He is fast asleep.

Do you think both (1) and (2) are natural English?

[Anglika]

I would not expect both "sleeping" and "..is fast asleep". "Look at our baby. He is fast asleep".

[nyugaton]

Thanks Anglika.

Those are unusual sentences?
Can "sleeping baby" mean "a baby who is sleeping"?

[Harry Smith]

Thanks Anglika.

Those are unusual sentences?
Can "sleeping baby" mean "a baby who is sleeping"?

Yes, it can.