If by that you mean that babies in the womb die because of sinfulness, what sin have they committed?
There were two kinds of sin before earth as I have explained already: the sin of the rejection of YHWH's deity and the sin of rebellion by some of those who had previously out their faith in HIS deity and truthfulness and so became HIS elect. The sin of the demons was to put their faith in the lie that YHWH was a liar and a false god which was the unforgivable sin and they were condemned on the spot though the actual judgment was postponed. The rebellion of the elect was the refusal to come out from among their friends and loved ones who had chosen to reject YHWH's word and claims. Some elect rebelled against the judgement as a whole and others rebelled when they were called to come out from among these now sinful elect, wanting to go with them thru life, not trusting them to GOD's merciful promise of salvation and sanctification.
If you disbelieve an infant can be evil then please consider the story of Jacob and Esau in the womb, fighting so hard their mother sought the LORD. Pay attention ot the weasel words (eisegetic words designed to hide the truth), wrestle and jostle. The word describing their fighting actually means
TO CRUSH EACH OTHER TO PIECES, a word that must be interpreted as attempted murder most sinful.
And then we know some of the elect sinned as they are here called the sinful good seed needing to live with the demonic tares until the time of the harvest, that is, the time of the maturity of their sanctification, ie, in full accord with HIS decison to judge the demonic to end the postponement of the judgement mentioned in verse
Matt 13:28 So the servants asked him, ‘Do you want us to go and pull them up?’ (bring the judgement upon them?) 29 ‘NO!’ he said, ‘if you pull the weeds now, you might uproot the wheat with them. ...proving the good seed are sinful and that the time of their maturity in holiness will be the end of the time of the postponement of the judgement and become the time of the harvest of the weeds to be burnt.
The wages of sin is death.
Because Adam sinned, death came to all men.
Read it again:
Rom 5:12 Therefore, just as sin entered the world through one man, and death through sin, and in this way death came to all people, because all sinned-- does NOT say we entered Adam's death because of
his sin it says we entered his death because
we were all sinners! It also says that sin entered this world with Adam but he was the third to sin in this word...unless he was a sinner before he entered the world and that is how he brought sin into the world first as the first person allowed here. It is obvious that the serpent was not created in the garden and was already a sinner when he arrived so the line makes no sense without playing eisegetical leapfrog!
Are you saying that it is evil for God to allow the consequences of a father's actions to affect the child?
There is a great leap between accepting that we experience the effects of a parents sinfulness and our being created as evil as a consequence of our being created...with no free will decison on our part to be evil.