Formal:
* Bonjou bèl/bèl fi (Good morning beautiful/beautiful girl)
* Bonjou bèl/bèl gason (Good morning handsome/handsome boy)
Informal:
* Hey bébé (This is the most common and direct translation)
* Salut bèl/bèl ti fi (Hello beautiful/beautiful girl)
* Salut bèl/bèl ti gason (Hello handsome/handsome boy)
* Cheri (Sweetheart, used for both genders)
More playful:
* Ti bebe (Little baby)
* Mon amour (My love)
Remember, the best way to say "Hey baby" in Creole depends on the context and your relationship with the person you are talking to.
It's important to note that Creole is a diverse language with many regional variations. Some expressions may be understood in one region but not in another. It's always best to ask a native speaker for clarification if you're unsure.