Littles :)

[exiled-redeemer.livejournal.com]

Curious question that just came from no where. What do you think about littles in your system? I have on, Joselyn(7), and soon to be two if I can convince him to trust me. But honestly, Joselyn is sometimes the only one who can bring a smile to my face if I'm in a bad moment. Sure, like all children, she can get annoying when she doesn't hush, and when she gets Azi to front long enough to cut our hair so the body can look more childish, *cough*thismorning*cough*, but it truly is a delight having her. :D SO, just curious, what do YOU all think about your littles?
Lovels,
-Kira


-Sistema di Raziel

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[wylddelirium.livejournal.com]

I absolutely could not imagine what life would be like without my Luna (6ish). She sees things in a way I have grown far too old to do. She delights in bright colors, bubbles, and candy with an intensity and a selfess joy that I don't think I've ever had.

Sure, she throws temper tantrums and eats too much sugar sometimes. But sometimes she looks at my SO and says, "You know, the world is a better place because of monkies." and everything is forgiven.

[exiled-redeemer.livejournal.com]

Holy crap...its SO like Joselyn. Joselyn is totally into flowers, soft and shiney things, clouds and just very simple delights. I know what you mean about them bringing things that you outgrown. Joselyn hardly ever tantrums, but when she does she sure causes some hallar balloo.

And I started to get mad at her this morning after having talked Azi into cutting my lovely midback-length hair to my shoulders, but i felt, saw and heard her giggling in delight and then everything melted away! :D

[enigma-system.livejournal.com]

I LOVE MY KATIE, SHE'S MY SWEET LITTLE CUTIE GIRL FUN SILLY SMILEY-FACE!!! *Eskimo kisses*

XD I don't care HOW annoying she can be, I'd never give her up. (:

Naoko is such a sweet kid too... even though she doesn't talk much... I love her bunches.

I love everyone in my system and am lucky to have them, even if we don't always get along. (: Or even if they throw tantrums... haha.

[redrainstorm.livejournal.com]

I adore the littles we have! Sure -- They fight... a lot... all the time... constantly. But, I wouldn't trade having them with me for the world. :)

[exiled-redeemer.livejournal.com]

Ditto, ^^ Jose's happy about her potential new playmate. In his condition, i think she's just what he needs. :)

[saturniakitty.livejournal.com]

We all (well, except the Goddess) love our Puchiko (age 5) even though her inability to speak English does cause problems on the outside ^^;; But still, her cuteness more than makes up for it.

[pthalo]

The Little One (littlepthalo) and I have a mother daughter relationship. I love her and I'm working on being a parent. She never really had a parent before since the ones we were born with sucked. So I get to answer the tough questions (or try to!) and I'm the one she calls for when she has a bad dream, etc.

[exiled-redeemer.livejournal.com]

That's awesome! :D that is one of the greatest pleasures, having a mother/daughter relationship with littles, or any kids at that. Hehe. I bet you're doing awesome. :)

[exiled-redeemer.livejournal.com]

YAY WE IS LOVED AND STUFF!!! <#33333333333333333#
LoV US LOTS!! :D WE LOVE LOVE!!
Love,
Little Joselyn!!

[idianshire.livejournal.com]

The kids here are varied of course, and so is my reaction to them. Some are incredibly bossy Am not! Funny though you knew I was talking about you Sometimes they are really annoying, sometimes sweet and fun to be around. Sometimes I feel sorry for them for not having the same opportunities outside kids get, or the adults here get. Sometimes they embarrass the hell out of me. Sometimes I feel there are better things to do with the body’s time than watch Dora the Explorer, and I really wish one of them would stop singing Postman Pat constantly. Sometimes I have learnt the most about our lives from listening to them, amazed at the depth and wisdom they have.

[ksol1460.livejournal.com]

I think that sometimes the children in this House are smarter than I am.

I read to them. So does my sister. We just got done with The Imprisoned Guest and they want me to go back and finish The Moonstone and then start on Kim for about the 50th time.

By the way children in this system are never called littles. Somebody addressed my cousin Dode as a little once and she informed him that she was Not Little. Little, she says, is a baby; she is three, which is big.

What do I think? I love them.

[idianshire.livejournal.com]

I don't know what age group or types of books they like but I just finished reading Tomorrow the Dark by Ken Catran. He's a new zealand writer. I'm 9 and really liked it.

[shandra.livejournal.com]

Well all our kids are pretty different so individually I have different reactions to them - but on another level it's like any kids in my family; I love them fiercely and think they're really neat, even when they're driving me nuts or creating havoc. :)

Some of them are kind of messed up, and need care, but over the years it seems to have gotten easier to provide that. The kinderlynn are a group that are just wild though (some of them are spooky in the Sixth Sense type of spooky; some of them just will go nuts and bite and kick and all that. Some of them just run around screaming, or hide. *I* don't know what all they do!)

I really like their fighting spirit, but I occasionally have mixed feelings about them because we do have to be careful about when they're at the front and all that.

One thing we try not to do (and I'm not at all saying you're doing that) is to idealize our kids, because some of our kids really want to be "good" and we think it's important they don't *have* to spend all their time being good/happy/cheerful. But they often are anyway, and that's a real plus.

I like making time for kid stuff. I feel bad for any adults who don't ever get to do that, multiple or not.

[luwana.livejournal.com]

Fwee. I've always thought it'd be kinda neat to have a little.

Then I remembered that if we had a RL kid we'd probably kill it, and well, yeah.

[shatterstorm.livejournal.com]

We love our kids. The relationships are like those with outside kids - gentle times, tantrums, healthy and not-so-healthy choices, moments of wisdom, etc...

We don't use the word Little - it has some negative associations for several of them.

It can be hard some days - we've got some badly damaged kids and working with them through their stuff isn't always a lot of fun. Worth it though.

[exiled-redeemer.livejournal.com]

hm..Joselyn loves the term, Little Jose. But I mensioned it referring to the N/a and he started getting defensive and angry. :D So i know not to make THAT mistake again. Oh, and if you have badly damaged kids, would you mind if someday i hit you up for advice? Cause this one in the darkness isn't too health. And I reallly want to help him, I'm just not sure the best way. :\

[shatterstorm.livejournal.com]

sure. we're here.