To dream about a baby suggests new beginnings.

We find out what it means to dream about a baby

We find out what it means to dream about a baby

You might not be ready for a baby or be trying for one, but you may be ready for change. Think about the areas of your life you would like to alter and what you might need to make these adjustments.

If a baby was smiling at you in your dream, you are feeling joyful at present. You don’t need a lot to make you happy- you are content with very little in life. If this is you- perhaps someone close to you needs to adopt this attitude too.

To forget you had a baby in your dreamscape suggests that you are trying to hide your weaknesses and vulnerabilities from others. On the other hand, it could mean that you have put an aspect of yourself to one side because life has changed and it doesn’t suit you to be this way any longer.

The dream could be telling you to pick whatever it is up again once the time is right. It is not gone forever.

Perhaps you are pregnant in real life- in which case, the dream could simple be a reflection of your thoughts and worries surrounding parenthood or the birth.

If you dream of being a mother when you aren't in your waking life it can foretell a surprising event that's going to happen to you. Not necessarily pregnancy- but something you are unprepared for.

Another interpretation is that you need to be more nurturing, compassionate and caring towards others, particularly your loved ones. It's possible that you are not showing these qualities to someone close to you and they are suffering from your perceived indifference.

One thought is that it's highlighting an aspect of your character that's creative or full of wisdom that you are perhaps not making the most of. Similarly, you may be a loving and affectionate person but have hidden that side of yourself of late and it might be time to let it out again to be true to you and for the sake of your relationships.

Source: www.edreaminterpretaiton.org

www.dreammoods.com

The A-Z Dictionary of Dreams by Ian Wallace


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