To dream of crying babies, is indicative of ill health and disappointments.A bright, clean baby, denotes love requited, and many warm friends. Walking alone, it is a sure sign of i...

To dream of a fairy, is a favorable omen to all classes, as it is always a scene with a beautiful face portrayed as a happy child, or woman. ...

To dream of being at a fair, denotes that you will have a pleasant and profitable business and a congenial companion.For a young woman, this dream signifies a jovial and even-tempe...

1. Diversions (state of mind).2. Overcome obstacles, change for the better.3. Positive, productive social activities. ...

1. Urges for a family, to have a baby.2. A need or desire to care for the child within. ...

The unseen world, our imagination, and the spirit of the inner child that awaits acknowledgment or expression (see Fables).Brownies: Tiny, ragged men who symbolize matters of heart...

A metaphor for life itself, with its merry-go-round and its spiritual ‘ups and downs’, is the image of a fairground....

(See Justice)...

To dream about seeing or feeding baby food means that nourishment and compassion are needed in some situation. It can also be a more literal message - that you should be consuming ...

To dream about a baby shower is an indication of a fresh beginning. You will have the opportunity for a fresh start.It is an affirmation of life itself....

Dreams of these idealic stories of romance and happily ever after represent great or unrealistic expectations of love, life, and a child like view that is innocent. You may be in t...

To dream of a baby carriage, denotes that you will have a congenial friend who will devise many pleasurable surprises for you. ...

1. Dreamer feels small and defenseless.2. Reckless or playful youth.3. Desire to be a kid again. ...

(Fledgling, Nestling) A fledgling crow in a dream represents poverty, need, separation from one’s parents and segregation from one’s relatives or clan.If one is experiencing su...

Completely dependent upon the loved person for one s needs, physical, emotional and social. Great anger, jeal­ousy or pain if the loved one relates to anyone else. Wants to be alw...

Vanity and bustling activity, joy and Feast....

Communication, contact.See Masses, Mall.Folklore: Well-being....

To dream of a sleeping baby or small child means you have a shy; trusting nature.A baby crawling about means you will need to think quickly and make quick decisions.A crying child ...

This is a very fortunate dream, for it shows that the “ Little People “ are friendly....

It is not fortunate to dream that you are present at a Fair; beware of rivals in business and love....

The childlike side of our personality, or possibly children known to us, can give us information about innocence and naivety....

To dream about a baby bottle suggests that you are in need of TLC. You may be feeling vulnerable or emotional. There is a part of you that is deprived of attention and needs some n...

To see baby clothes in your dream suggests that you need to outgrow old ways of thinking and expressing yourself. You have outgrown them and it is time to move on....

To dream about looking at baby pictures, or seeing your own baby picture, suggests that you are unwilling to let go of your memories and the past. You may be idealizing the past an...

Pay more attention to your inner child. Nurture and care for it....

The symbolism in fairy tales speaks to adults as well as children, and deals with childlessness, sexual maturation, remarriage, jealousy across the generations, sibling rivalry, in...

Maternal and paternal instinct; your basic childhood need for love and protection or your own experience of being parented. A baby animal can refer to yourself when young and vulne...

Promise or potential.A new beginning.Hope.Vulnerability.Innocence.The need for care and nurturing.See also the particular type of animal.See Puppy, Kitten, Baby, Animal...

Fairy tales are full of rich psychological symbolism that expresses our innermost fears and dreams. Beginning with the fathers of the field, Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, numerous p...