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6 | [[caption-width-right:307: [[GirlsHaveCooties Ah, childhood...]]]] |
7 | |
8 | ->''The Master said, "Respect the young. How do you know that they will not one day be all that you are now?"'' |
9 | -->-- '''Creator/{{Confucius}}''', ''The Analects'' |
10 | |
11 | ''Entries concerning children. See AdultTropes and {{Elders}} for the opposite.'' |
12 | |
13 | Compare TinyTropes, SchoolTropes, and TeenageTropes. See also ChildrensShowTropes. Make sure they're accompanied with TheParentTrope. |
14 | |
15 | ---- |
16 | |
17 | !!Characters: |
18 | [[index]] |
19 | [floatboxright: |
20 | '''Subcategories:''' |
21 | + AdoptAnIndex |
22 | + BabiesBabiesEverywhere |
23 | + ChildAbuseTropes |
24 | + EarlyAdulthoodIndex |
25 | + OrphanedIndex |
26 | + PrecociousnessTropes |
27 | + PubertyTropes |
28 | + RichKids |
29 | + TeenageTropes |
30 | ] |
31 | * AbandonedWarChild: A child who was fathered by a soldier that was killed or missing in wartime circumstances. |
32 | * AccidentalChildKillerBackstory: A character unintentionally killed a child and now lives with the guilt. |
33 | * AdorablyPrecociousChild: Child character is seen as cute for trying to act mature for their age. |
34 | * AdultHater: A child who despises adults. |
35 | * AffectionHatingKid: A child who hates expressing, and/or seeing people express, affection. |
36 | * AnnoyinglyRepetitiveChild: Someone is annoyed by a kid saying or doing something over and over. |
37 | * AnnoyingYoungerSibling: A younger sibling who's seen as annoying to their older one. |
38 | * TheArtfulDodger: Crafty, street-wise homeless child. |
39 | * ArtisticLicenseChildLaborLaws: Kids are shown working despite being too young to work in real life. |
40 | * BabyAsPayment: A child is given away in exchange for something else. |
41 | * TheBabyOfTheBunch: A child member of TheTeam who is often treated as such by their peers. |
42 | * BabysitterFriendship: A special friendship between a child, and their caregiver. |
43 | * BabysitterFromHell: A sociopathic babysitter who's absolutely feared by a kid. |
44 | * BabysittersNightmare: A bratty child drives away anyone hired to babysit them. |
45 | * BakerStreetRegular: Kid assists a police officer. |
46 | * BigBrotherBully: Older sibling bullies their younger sibling. |
47 | * ABoyAGirlAndABabyFamily: A family consisting of a son, a daughter, and a baby. |
48 | * BoyishShorts: Shorts on young male characters to convey their youth and/or immaturity around adults. |
49 | * BrattyHalfPint: Immature and whiny little kid. |
50 | * BreathHoldingBrat: A child holds their breath to get what they want. |
51 | * TheBully: A schoolyard big kid who immaturely expresses their insecurities by teasing the less fortunate. |
52 | * BullyAndWimpPairing: TheBully is paired with an ExtremeDoormat. |
53 | * TheCabinBoy: Child member of the pirate crew. |
54 | * CensoredChildDeath: The death of a child is censored. |
55 | * ChangelingFantasy: Your real parents are much more exciting than your other ones. |
56 | * ChangelingTale: Babies who are abducted by fairies and replaced. |
57 | * CheerfulChild: Child who is very energetic and enthusiastic. |
58 | * ChickenpoxEpisode: A character, almost always a child, comes down with chickenpox. |
59 | * AChildShallLeadThem: A child leads adult society. |
60 | * ChildhoodFriends: They've been friends since they were little. |
61 | * ChildhoodFriendRomance: A couple has known each other since they were children. |
62 | * ChildMage: A preteen wizard. |
63 | * ChildOfForbiddenLove: A child born from a forbidden romantic reunion. |
64 | * ChildPopstar: A child who's famous in the pop music industry. |
65 | * ChildProdigy: A child who is academically proficient. |
66 | * ChildSoldiers: Children in the military. |
67 | * ChildrenAreTenderHearted: A child who has a soft heart. |
68 | * ChildrenAsPawns: Using children as part of a plan. |
69 | * ChildrenDoTheHousework: Children do the household chores in place of their parents. |
70 | * ChildrenForcedToKill: Children are required to commit murder. |
71 | * ChildrensCovertCoterie: A genuine secret society of children. |
72 | * {{Chuunibyou}}: A young character tries too hard to convince others they're "cool". |
73 | * CircusBrat: A child who grew up in the circus. |
74 | * ClassClown: The kid in class who gets the most attention from students and teachers alike due to their eccentricity, typically not taking school seriously. |
75 | * ClingyChild: A child who loves to cling to older people because they are shy, scared, or affectionate. |
76 | * ClungOnTight: When a character (hostile or not), clings on and won't let go of another for whatever reason. Can overlap with the above immediately above trope. |
77 | * ConstantlyCurious: Curiosity is a major nature of childhood. |
78 | * CousinOliver: A child character is introduced mid-series. |
79 | * CreepyChild: A child with disturbing intentions. |
80 | * CuriousAsAMonkey: A child's constant curiosity about subjects they are naive to. |
81 | * DeadGuyJunior: A child is named after a dead person. |
82 | * DeathOfAChild: Story deals with a child's death. |
83 | * DeliberatelyCuteChild: A child uses their cuteness as a manipulation tactic. |
84 | * DirtyKid: A child with perverted interests. |
85 | * DogGotSentToAFarm: Adult tells a small child that their pet/relative has gone somewhere when they've actually died. |
86 | * DoubleStandardViolenceChildOnAdult: A child physically harms an adult, but this is treated non-seriously and ''would'' have been treated seriously if the roles were reversed. |
87 | * DreadedKidsTable: The kids' table becomes insufferable once adolescence approaches. |
88 | * TheDreadedPretendTeaParty: Someone hates being part of a child's (usually a girl's) pretend tea party. |
89 | * EarlyPersonalitySigns: A child shows signs of their older personality, usually as a gag. |
90 | * EarPiercingPlot: A young character wants their ears pierced, but is either too scared to do it or is forbidden from doing so by their parents. |
91 | * EasilyEmbarrassedYoungster: A child who's easily embarrassed. |
92 | * EmbarrassedByAChild: A child points out that someone is doing something unusual, which embarrasses the person. |
93 | * EnfantTerrible: A child who is evil. |
94 | * EntertainmentAboveTheirAge: A child watches/reads/etc fiction that's meant for someone older. |
95 | * EvilOrphan: A child without parents who is evil. |
96 | * FatherIWantToMarryMyBrother: A child has an innocent crush on a family member, oblivious to the incestuous context. |
97 | * FilleFatale: A prepubescent girl who's sexually promiscuous. |
98 | * FirstPeriodPanic: A pre-teen girl treats her first menstrual episode as the end of the world. |
99 | * ForcedBath: Someone, usually a child, is forced by several people to take a bath. |
100 | * FosterKid: A child is put under foster care as a result of their tragic home life. |
101 | * FreeRangeChildren: Children who venture around town without adult supervision. |
102 | * FriendToAllChildren: A character who is very good with little kids. |
103 | * GooGooGodlike: An all-powerful child who doesn't know any better. |
104 | * GradeSchoolCEO: A minor who holds a high-ranking position in a company. |
105 | * HeartwarmingOrphan: Orphans are portrayed as likable. |
106 | * HideAndSeekHorror: A game of hide-and-seek is played for horror. |
107 | * HomeschooledKids: Children who don't attend public school. |
108 | * HomeworkSlave: A kid bullies another kid into doing their homework for them. |
109 | * HotelHellion: Bratty little kids terrorizes a hotel. |
110 | * HumanJungleGym: Involves children climbing up large characters like a playground. |
111 | * InfantSiblingJealousy: A child is [[GreenEyedMonster jealous]] of their newborn sibling. |
112 | * InnocentAwkwardQuestion: A child asks an adult a question that inadvertently makes the adults feel awkward. |
113 | * InnocentInaccurate: A naive or misinformed young character tells what they think is the truth. |
114 | * InnocentProdigy: A child whose intelligence comes with large doses of naivete. |
115 | * InvasionOfTheBabySnatchers: Non-humans kidnapping babies. |
116 | * KidAmidTheChaos: A kid left crying and scared in the middle of chaos gives the hero an opportunity to show their condolences. |
117 | * KidAnova: A young boy who's gotten all the girls. |
118 | * KidAppealCharacter: A character whose very existence relies on appealing to children. |
119 | * KidDetective: A child solves mysteries. |
120 | * KidFromTheFuture: Kids travel back in time and meet their parents before they were born. |
121 | * KidHero: Children are portrayed as heroes. |
122 | ** KidHeroAllGrownUp: Until they become adults. |
123 | * KiddieKid: A child character behaves younger than their stated age. |
124 | * KiddyCoveralls: Kids wear overalls to show they're messy and troublemaking. |
125 | * KidSamurai: A child whose occupation is a samurai. |
126 | * KidsAreCruel: Kids are portrayed as mean, spiteful, and downright malicious. |
127 | * KidsDrivingCars: Children are able to drive. |
128 | * KidsHateChores: Children are averse to household chores. |
129 | * KidsHateVegetables: Children have a distaste for vegetables. |
130 | * KidsLoveDinosaurs: Children will be excited over anything dinosaur related. |
131 | * KidsRaidingTheWineCabinet: Kids being precocious and trying the grown-up's loopy-juice. |
132 | * KidSidekick: The sidekick is a child. |
133 | * KidsPreferBoxes: Children love playing in boxes. |
134 | * KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms: Horror films are portrayed as having damaging effects on little kids. |
135 | * KidWithTheLeash: A kid holds back their SealedEvilInACan from doing evil. |
136 | * TheKidWithTheRemoteControl: Kid has control over their hulking monstrosity. |
137 | * KungFuKid: A child is skilled in the art of kung-fu. |
138 | * LittleGirlsKickShins: A little girl kicks someone in the shin. |
139 | * LittleJimmy: A young character whose only distinguishable feature is their unawareness of the subject at hand. |
140 | * LittleMissAlmighty: The supreme rule of the universe is a girl. |
141 | * LittleMissBadass: A little girl who can kick ass. |
142 | * LittleMissConArtist: This little girl knows how to scam. |
143 | * LittleMissSnarker: A little girl who delivers sarcasm. |
144 | * LittleSisterHeroine: A little sister (or figure of such) who is a love interest, fetishizes cute things, and is rather clingy. |
145 | * LittlestCancerPatient: A little kid who's suffering from the effects of a terminal, or possibly-terminal, disease (not necessarily actual cancer, but it can be). |
146 | * LonelyDollGirl: A little girl plays with dolls to compensate for her lack of a social life. |
147 | * LonelyRichKid: The rich kid is portrayed as having no friends. |
148 | * MatureYoungerSibling: A younger sibling is mature compared to their older one(s). |
149 | * MatureWorkChildProtagonists: A work aimed at adults has children as protagonists. |
150 | * MenaceDecay: A troubled child becomes less of a menace as the series progresses. |
151 | * MilitaryBrat: Child of a military parent. Unlike most tropes in this list, this status lasts throughout life. |
152 | * MinorWithFakeID: A minor presents a fake ID to be granted permission into an adult-only place. |
153 | * MissConception: A child receives inaccurate information as to where babies come from. |
154 | * MissingChild: A child whose parents are worried sick about their absence at home. |
155 | * MouthyKid: Snarky but reasonable kid. |
156 | * NeverARunaway: Not always a youngster, but generally targeted at young people who are believed to have run away but did not. |
157 | * NeverGrewUp: A character never emotionally grows up despite chronologically and/or physically aging. |
158 | * NewKidStigma: The new pupil at school is disliked by classmates. |
159 | * NinjaBrat: A child tries to imitate a ninja but fails miserably, to their brattiness. |
160 | * NobodyLikesATattletale: Children won't tell adults about their problems because they're scared of being labeled tattletales. |
161 | * NotGrowingUpSucks: Characters are upset over their physical or mental age not advancing with their chronological age. |
162 | * OdeToYouth: A song praising the irresponsibility of childhood or adolescence. |
163 | * OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent: High school student appears normal at the start of the series before becoming the hero in some fantastical plot. |
164 | * OtherworldlyVisitsYoungestFirst: The youngest in the group is the first to see something otherworldly. |
165 | * PatientChildhoodLoveInterest: Male and female love interests have been on each other's side since childhood. |
166 | * PintSizedKid: A child who's short by the standards of most kids their age. |
167 | * PlatonicBoyGirlHeroes: A duo consisting of a young boy and girl who are required to work together. |
168 | * PlayingDoctor: Two kids play a game that involves seeing the opposite sex naked, out of curiosity. |
169 | * PluckyGirl: A little girl who never gives up. |
170 | * PluckyMiddie: The nickname of a child sailor. |
171 | * PreachersKid: The child of a pastor who is either a sweet angel or an immoral devil. |
172 | * PrecociousCrush: A child's innocent crush on an older person. |
173 | * PsychicChildren: Children with psychic powers. |
174 | * ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: An extraordinarily ancient character looks like a child. |
175 | * RobotKid: A robot who's programmed with the mannerisms of a child. |
176 | * RoyalBrat: Royal children are spoiled brats. |
177 | * TheRunaway: Child runs away from home. |
178 | * SelfMadeOrphan: A child kills their own parents. |
179 | * SnoopingLittleKid: A child who eavesdrops on villainous sights. |
180 | * SpoiledBrat: An egocentric child who becomes bratty if not doted on. |
181 | * SpoiledSweet: A pampered child who is always outwardly nice and sweet-tempered. |
182 | * StaringKid: Camera pans out to show a kid staring at something. |
183 | * StreetUrchin: A not-necessarily homeless child who spends most of their time on the streets doing what they can to get by. |
184 | * SuperiorSuccessor: A younger generation proves to be more competent than the previous one. |
185 | * TeamKids |
186 | * TinyTimTemplate: A character based on the innocent child Tiny Tim from ''Literature/AChristmasCarol''. |
187 | * TinyTyrannicalGirl: A short bossy girl. |
188 | * TokenMiniMoe: The only child member of the group, a cute one at that. |
189 | * TokenRichStudent: The only rich student of the class. |
190 | * TykeBomb: Child was born and bred to kill. |
191 | * UndeadChild: A child who's an undead creature, or an undead creature masquerading as a child. |
192 | * UntoUsASonAndDaughterAreBorn: On-screen pregnancy produces opposite-sex fraternal twins. |
193 | * WildChild: A feral child with the mannerisms of an animal. |
194 | * WiseBeyondTheirYears: A child who is smart and responsible for their age, in a positive way. |
195 | * WonderChild: A childless older person or couple receives a baby through natural means. |
196 | * YoungConqueror: A young character striving to TakeOverTheWorld. |
197 | * YoungEntrepreneur: Child who is good at getting other people's money. |
198 | * YoungGun: Gun-toting kid. |
199 | |
200 | !!Devices: |
201 | * AgeAppropriateAngst: A character's age determines what is appropriate for them to worry about. |
202 | * AgeDownRomance: An older character turned back into a kid gets romantically involved with someone who is actually that age. |
203 | * BabysittingEpisode: An episode that centers around a kid being babysat. |
204 | * BadlyBatteredBabysitter: A babysitter never gets her way. |
205 | * BeforeMyTime: Someone's education leaves them with knowledge of subjects that precede their birth. |
206 | * BestYearsOfYourLife: A lie told by parents or other adults about youth being the best time of a person's life even when the kid is facing serious problems. |
207 | * Bittersweet17: A 17-year-old who is in their coming-of-age. |
208 | * BlanketFort: A fort made out of blankets. |
209 | * BracesOfOrthodonticOverkill: A pubescent child's braces are depicted as gawky and over-exaggerated. |
210 | * BratsWithSlingshots: Immature children in fiction are given slingshots as weapons. |
211 | * ChildHater: A character who hates children. |
212 | * ChildhoodBrainDamage: A character who suffered a head injury during their childhood. |
213 | * ChildishBangs: Little girls have bangs with otherwise-longer hair. |
214 | * ChildishToothGap: A gap in between a child's teeth to portray them as being immature. |
215 | * ChildlessDystopia: Life becomes miserable without children. |
216 | * ChildrenAreInnocent: Children are devoid of malicious intentions. |
217 | * ChildrenAreSpecial: Feats that are exclusive to children. |
218 | * ComingOfAgeStory: Child character matures into adolescence or adulthood over the course of the story. |
219 | * CoverInnocentEyesAndEars: Adults prevent children from witnessing an occurring tragedy. |
220 | * CowboysAndIndians (and variants): Children play war. |
221 | * DawsonCasting (sort of); adults are cast as child characters. |
222 | * EntertainmentAboveTheirAge: Children enjoying grown-up fiction. |
223 | * EntertainmentBelowTheirAge: Although fully capable of extending to adults, children can also enjoy fiction intended for much younger kids. |
224 | * FirstSnow: Kid witnesses the first event of snowing outside. |
225 | * FoolishSiblingResponsibleSibling: A duo of siblings respectively consisting of a doofus and a mature person. |
226 | * FountainOfYouth: Characters regress to an earlier age. |
227 | * ForYourOwnGood: Something bad happens to a child with good intentions. |
228 | * FormerChildStar: Celebrity who achieved fame as a child. |
229 | * FromTheMouthsOfBabes: Small children say malicious things. |
230 | * GirlishPigtails: Little girl wears pigtails to portray her youth. |
231 | * GirlsHaveCooties: Young boys think girls and romance are icky. |
232 | * GlassesCuriosity: Wanting to wear other people's glasses is common behavior among children. |
233 | * GottaPassTheClass: A kid needing to get a good grade or else risk failing and losing privileges. |
234 | * GrowingUpSucks: Children who believe that growing older is no fun because of the things they could do as kids that they won't be allowed to do anymore. |
235 | * HideYourChildren: Stories (usually video games) artificially exclude children from situations in which they might come to harm. |
236 | * ImaginaryFriend: A child treats a figment of their imagination as their best friend to compensate for their loner reputation. |
237 | * ImprobableInfantSurvival: Children are immune to death. |
238 | * InnocenceLost: A child's innocence fades away as a result of a tragedy. |
239 | * IsThatCuteKidYours: A character or pair of is seen with a child and is asked if it is theirs, even if there's no way it could be. |
240 | * JuniorHigh: The stage of school following elementary and preceding high. |
241 | * JuniorVariant: A simplified board game variant made for kids. |
242 | * JustAKid: Someone is denied certain privileges on account of their status as a child. |
243 | * JuvenileHell: Juvenile hall is portrayed as an early passage to {{Hell}}. |
244 | * KidHasAPoint: Children make intelligent observations. |
245 | * KidsVersusAdults: A setting where the children rival the adults. |
246 | * LittleBrotherIsWatching: More sinful characters yield in the presence of children. |
247 | * LittleProfessorDialog: Little kids with worldly experience. |
248 | * LittleStowaway: Children hide in vehicles. |
249 | * AMinorKidroduction: A work starts with a brief scene of the protagonist as a child. |
250 | * MinorLivingAlone: A minor who lives without their parents. |
251 | * MostDefinitelyNotAccompanyingUs: Children who aren't allowed on adventures find a way to sneak on them. |
252 | * MostWritersAreAdults: Kids in fiction behave a lot like adults. |
253 | * NeverLand: An area or town is governed by children. |
254 | * NoBloodTies: A universe in which parents are not expected to raise their own offspring. |
255 | * NotAllowedToGrowUp: Child character remains the same age throughout the course of the series. |
256 | * OneLastFieldTrip: When a character is about to come of age, they return to a childhood ritual for one last time. |
257 | * OnlyFatalToAdults: Something harms adults in a way that it wouldn't children. |
258 | * OvernightAgeUp: Children transition into an older age overnight through magical powers. |
259 | * ParentsForADay: Children play the role of DesignatedParents. |
260 | * ParentInducedExtendedChildhood: A child is prevented from maturing or even aging by their parents. |
261 | * PlayingDoctor: Children roleplay as doctors. |
262 | * PlayingHouse: Children pretend to take on adult roles. |
263 | * PlotRelevantAgeUp: Character grows older to contribute to the plot. |
264 | * PrincessPhase: All girls want to be princesses. |
265 | * PropellerHatOfWhimsy: Propeller hats as a visual shorthand for whimsical and/or youthful people. |
266 | * ProtectedByAChild: A child jumps right in to save the life of a distressed and threatened person. |
267 | * PubescentBraces: Character wears braces to portray them as approaching or in the stage of puberty. |
268 | * PuppyLove: Prepubescent children who fall in love with each other. |
269 | * Really17YearsOld: A minor pretends to be an adult. |
270 | * RemoteControlRuckus: Two or more characters (usually children) fight over a remote control when they can't agree on what TV show to watch. |
271 | * ScareDare: A childhood dare consisting of waltzing into spookiness. |
272 | * SecurityBlanket: A child's inanimate source of comfort. |
273 | * ShoeShineMister: A young boy carries a box of shiny tools used to polish shoes. |
274 | * SiblingRivalry: Siblings who clash a lot. |
275 | * SiblingYinYang: Siblings' whose personalities contrast. |
276 | * SkipOfInnocence: Children skip rather than normally walking to portray them as innocent. |
277 | * SneakingSnacks: Sneaking snacks from the pantry at midnight when it's past your bedtime. |
278 | ** TemptingCookieJar: ...Or any other time of the day, but there's still a restriction on them. |
279 | * SoapOperaRapidAgingSyndrome: A child character is suddenly older without explanation. |
280 | * StayingWithFriends: Children stay with their friends rather than parents or legal guardians. |
281 | * SuperStrongChild: Prepubescents are portrayed with great strength. |
282 | * TagalongKid: A child tags along with an older team's adventures and often comes off as a nuisance to them. |
283 | * TeacherStudentRomance: Teachers and students are in a relationship, or at least one side wants to be. |
284 | * TeachersUnfavoriteStudent: A teacher really hates one particular student. |
285 | * TeenageWasteland: Kids now have adult power and responsibilities and rule over society. |
286 | * TellMeAboutMyFather: A child inquires about a parent they never knew. |
287 | * ThereAreNoAdults: A setting devoid of adults, leaving the population inhabited by children. |
288 | * ThirteenthBirthdayMilestone: A child's 13th birthday is treated as an important event. |
289 | * TotallyRadical: Awkward slang is used to appeal to youth. |
290 | * ToyBasedCharacterization: A person's favorite toy, or the way they play with their toys, says something about their personality. |
291 | * ToyShip: Children are paired with each other in fandom. |
292 | * TrappedAtTheDinnerTable: The stock punishment of not letting a picky eater leave the dinner table until they've eaten everything on their plate. |
293 | * TreehouseOfFun: A treehouse full of innocent childlike fun. |
294 | * TrojanVeggies: Tricking a child into eating vegetables by hiding them in a different food. |
295 | * TroubledChild: A depressed child with little emotion and a tragic backstory. |
296 | * TroubledToybreaker: An abused, neglected or otherwise troubled child vents their anger by destroying toys. |
297 | * TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: Children engage in age-inappropriate behavior. |
298 | * UnadoptableOrphan: An orphaned child who hasn't been adopted, for whatever reason. |
299 | * UnbalancedByRivalsKid: The RomanticRunnerUp in a LoveTriangle meets the couple's kid; drama ensues due to lingering resentment. |
300 | * UnstablePoweredChild: Empowered children whose immaturity, youth, and lack of coping skills cause problems around them. |
301 | * WeaponJr: Children have kid-friendly versions of adult weapons. |
302 | * WaterGunsAndBalloons: Kids have fun outdoors by fighting with water guns and water-filled balloons. |
303 | * WhenIWasYourAge: An adult complains about how easy the youth have it nowadays in contrast to their childhood. |
304 | * YouMeddlingKids: A villain blames the young characters for exposing their crime, because the villain would have gotten away with it had the kids not foiled their plans. |
305 | * YouMustBeThisTallToRide: Kids can't ride thrill rides due to not meeting the height requirements. |
306 | * YouthIsWastedOnTheDumb: Kids can be quite stupid. |
307 | * YouthfulFreckles: Children with freckles. |
308 | [[/index]] |
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