“In the first years of motherhood and fatherhood, dreams become more honest than daytime words: they know precisely what you fear and what you have already learned.”
“During pregnancy, your psyche dreams on two levels at once: for you and for the one not yet born.”
“Adoption in a dream is not about documents. It is a deep symbolic gesture of choice: I take this being, this role, this part of myself into my life seriously and for the long term.”
“Birth in a dream is not always about children. It is the image of the appearance of something new, fragile, and very important that asks for your care and a place in your life.”
“Milk in a dream is the earliest language in which your body remembers what it means to be loved and fed without conditions.”
“When a child is lost in a dream, what is seeking attention in us is the most fragile and the most alive: the part that has not yet learned to manage without adult hands.”
“A baby appears in dreams to those who sense that something has just decided to be born inside them.”
“A stranger child appears in dreams to those who are preparing a space for something new and fragile.”
“A child appears in the dreams of those who harbor something that requires care and the right to grow.”
“Childbirth appears to those in whom something has already ripened — and is waiting only for the final effort to appear.”
“Pregnancy appears to those in whom something is already growing — and waiting to be seen.”
