Sometimes it can be due to misperception. If a child has long hair or delicate features, people might assume they are a girl and start treating them as such. This can lead to the child being treated like a girl baby even if their parents or caregivers don't initially intend it. And in some cases, it could be that the caregivers are just following traditional gender - based behaviors that they think are cute or endearing without really thinking about the long - term impact on the child's sense of self.
Maybe the boy has some health issues in the past, so his family got used to taking care of him like a baby all the time. For example, if he had a long - term illness when he was younger, his parents might continue this way of care even after he recovered.
Here are a few recommendations for novels about the protagonist being treated like a baby: 1. " Reborn in the Beast Realm ": This novel tells the story of the protagonist being reborn in the Beast Realm because he could not have children. The story involves orcs and farming. 2. [Reborn Baby, I Evolve with My Pet]: This novel tells the story of the protagonist evolving with his pet after being reborn as a baby. 3. " A Small Farmer's Girl Leaps Over the Dragon Gate ": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist being reborn into a newborn baby and successfully becoming rich with her cleverness and wisdom. 4. " Apothecary of the Other World ": This fantasy romance novel tells the story of the female protagonist transmigrating into a baby's body and becoming an apothecary. 5. " The Sick Male Lead's Group Pet, Little Creamer ": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist being able to hear the male protagonist's inner voice after transmigrating into a baby. Please note that the novels recommended above may only be part of the relevant results. There may be other novels that match the topic, but they are not found in the search results provided.
Well, once I knew a boy who was always treated like a girl baby by his over - protective mother. She would dress him in frilly clothes when he was little just because she thought it was cute. And she would constantly tell him to be gentle and quiet, like how society often expects girls to be.
He could get angry. Harry has a strong will, and being treated like a baby would likely bruise his ego. He might lash out at the people doing it, shouting things like 'I'm not a baby! I've faced Voldemort!' to make them realize he's more capable than they think.
One common situation could be that the other characters in the fanfiction might constantly over - protect Harry. For example, they don't let him take any risks or do things on his own, like going to the Forbidden Forest even for a small exploration. Another situation could be that they talk to him in a very patronizing tone, as if he doesn't understand anything. Maybe they try to feed him or dress him as if he were incapable of doing these basic things himself.
One reason could be for comical effect. It's funny to see adults, who are usually independent and in control, in a situation where they are dependent like babies. For example, in a movie, an adult character might be magically turned into a baby - like state, and all the chaos that ensues is humorous.
She may be feeling stressed or overwhelmed. Just like how a baby cries when it's uncomfortable, she might act like a baby as a form of emotional release. For instance, if she has a lot of schoolwork or family issues, acting like a baby could be her way of dealing with the pressure. Also, it could be a learned behavior. If she saw someone else getting what they wanted by acting like a baby, she might imitate it.
Another possibility is that they dress him in baby - like clothes. Picture Harry being forced to wear frilly or overly childish robes that make him look like a toddler. This could be part of the way the other characters infantilize him, perhaps as a form of protection in their minds, but it's really demeaning to Harry.
Another situation is when students are given tasks that are way too easy for their age group. For instance, in art class, a student who is quite talented is only allowed to do simple coloring while others are doing more complex projects, just because the teacher thinks they can't handle more. It's like treating them as a baby who needs very basic activities.
It could mean a fanfiction where a character is being treated as if they were a baby. Maybe in the story, they are coddled, protected, or infantilized in some way by other characters.