Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Sherlock - 3/4

Mar 11, 2012 21:47

Title: Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Sherlock - 3/4
Rating: PG
Pairing: Sherlock/John friendship
Word Count: 3,795
Disclaimer: Sherlock belongs to Auntie Beeb and Uncle Moff; Sherlock Holmes belongs to the world.
Crossover: Harry Potter
Warnings: none
Thanks: Many million thanks to my brilliant beta/Brit-pickers,
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keerawa March 12 2012, 05:48:21 UTC
God. That's ... not cute. Sherlock, feeling trapped and desperate and useless, unable to control his environment or himself. *shivers*

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qthebadwolf March 12 2012, 05:59:03 UTC
*nods* Ever since I heard a child psychologist explain toddlers' meltdowns in those terms, I've had a lot more sympathy for them when they do actually have a tantrum. It must be absolutely terrifying to feel that you're not in control of anything at all, including your own emotions.

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thesmallhobbit March 12 2012, 11:51:59 UTC
Having walked through a shopping centre with a screaming toddler stuck under my arm, I have every sympathy with John.

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qthebadwolf March 12 2012, 18:45:08 UTC
They are fearsome little bundles of noise when they take a mind to be, indeed.

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tysolna March 12 2012, 13:05:09 UTC
I am very much in love with this story, and even more so for the realistic portrayal of a toddler (and dear gods, a toddler with Sherlock's brain, even in infant stage! No wonder John is reaching the end of his tether!)

Oh by the way, I found this today and thought of the teddy bear / stuffed gorilla.


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qthebadwolf March 12 2012, 19:03:08 UTC
Aw, sweet! Winnie-the-Pooh / Watson-the-John. :) I rather liked this one as well, when it came round on my dash a few days ago.

And I'm very glad to hear the toddler-ness rings true...it's been many long yonks since my babysitting days, plus I'm trying to give baby Sherlock a few Aspie traits as well to satisfy my own head!canon. Thankfully for poor John, there's only one more chapter to go...

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solara_karrde March 12 2012, 13:12:42 UTC
Oh man, poor boys. But I did laugh at the end when Sherlock put John's arm on his back. My youngest does that!!

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qthebadwolf March 12 2012, 19:04:36 UTC
*nods* Anyone who thinks babies don't communicate just because they can't speak yet isn't listening properly.

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jennelldhalrbj March 12 2012, 22:43:29 UTC
I really enjoy reading this and I have three of these at home, 2 year olds that is, and if you think one 2 year old having a tantrum is awful, 3 is just out of this world awful.
Eagerly awaiting the next bit.

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