What is the common name for young frogs that develop from egg stages?

Young frogs that develop from egg stages are commonly referred to as tadpoles. During the early stages of their life cycle, frogs lay eggs that hatch into these aquatic larvae. Tadpoles are characterized by their distinct bodies, which have a long tail, gills for breathing underwater, and no limbs. As they grow, tadpoles undergo significant metamorphosis — they eventually develop legs and lungs, and they transition into adult frogs.

Froglets, while they do refer to young frogs that have recently undergone metamorphosis, are not the correct term for the stage directly after hatching from eggs. Polliwogs is a less common term that is often synonymous with tadpoles, but tadpole is the more widely accepted and recognizable name. Spawnlings is not a standard term used in biology to describe young frogs at any life stage. Thus, referring to young frogs during their larval stage, the correct choice is indeed tadpoles.