Dreaming of a Child\’s Death: What Does It Mean?

From a psychological perspective, frequently dreaming of children reflects your own emotional immaturity rather than indicating the presence of \”villains\” in your life. If you keep having these dreams, nurture the child figure carefully—it\’s essentially a mirror of yourself. As you care for this dream child, it\’ll gradually grow, your recurring dreams will diminish, and your childish traits will fade away.

(by Zhougong Dream Interpretation www.zGjm.org) About \”dreaming of children\”:

A newborn walking upright means your achievements will gain immediate recognition.
A child dying or disappearing signals obstacles clearing and stability coming.
A newborn excreting warns of misfortune, possibly caused by someone you trust.
A naked man caressing a baby foretells bad luck.
A malnourished, poorly dressed child during good fortune hints at upcoming decline.

Watching a child burn to death while helpless suggests successful endeavors may collapse, with risks of heavy losses or even mortal danger.

An unknown child following you indicates persistent unsolvable problems.

A stranger\’s child calling you parent/grandparent then being hugged symbolizes wrongful accusations you can\’t defend against.

A child playing/sleeping on your chest represents either chronic headaches or futile efforts.

A disfigured or limbless child suggests imminent project failure.

Becoming a crying child yourself means facing unavoidable harsh reality—or foretells future troubles during good times.

A sobbing child reflects coming distress over insurmountable challenges.

Pulling a child\’s corpse from a car wreck means current child-related troubles will resolve, marking time for bold reinvention.

Your child injured/ill warns of accidents if you\’re a parent, or project obstacles if childless.

A child\’s corpse in coffin signifies upcoming recognition.

A vanishing child means nagging worries will disappear.

A spirit delivering a baby foretells an extraordinary scholar\’s birth.