Dream Dictionary
A dictionary from the Spellbook — symbols A–Z, and themes from Alphabet through Wedding.
The symbol list and themes follow the Dream Moods A–Z dictionary and theme pages. The readings here are written for the Spellbook. A symbol is a reading, not a prediction.
Pregnancy is something growing: a plan, a talent, a change. If you are pregnant in waking life, the dream is often the worry and hope of that fact.
B
Baby
A baby is innocence and a beginning, or a tender part of you that needs care. Neglected, weeping, or no longer alive, it means potential is ignored or something that was yours has ended.
Baby Bottle
This bottle is reliance on other people. Drinking from it means you are still emotionally young.
Baby Carriage
A carriage for an infant is a wish for family. Empty, it is sadness, an unmet goal, or the younger self that still needs tending.
Baby Clothes
Tiny garments mean you are speaking more quietly than usual. They can also be habits you have already outgrown.
Baby Food
Food made for an infant means a situation needs care. Being fed it means you are pushed to learn again what you already know.
Baby Shower
A gathering for a new child welcomes a chance to begin again, with more trust in life.
Babysitter
Watching a child, or calling someone else to do it, means the younger part of you needs attention.
Birth
Bringing a child into the world is a new idea, attitude, or event, and it can echo real hope or worry about labor. Too soon, the project went out unfinished; a death in the scene is one chapter closing as another opens.
See also Pregnant.
Breast Feeding
Nursing is tenderness and care, with good things within reach, though you should be careful whom you confide in. Seeing it done for someone else means you are tending a hidden part of yourself.
See also Lactating.
Breast Pump
The pump is your ability to give care and love.