What does it mean when you dream your child has been kidnapped?

Answer 1

This is a very frightening dream, but I think you can rest assured that your grandchild is in no actual danger. The grandchild in your dream probably represents yourself, that is, your inner child. This is the aspect of yourself who remains vulnerable, innocent, curious, and perhaps a bit mischievous. The dream could be telling you that your "adult" self, the responsible, hard-working, serious aspect of yourself has been allowed to steal away your sense of fun. It sounds like it's time to loosen up and let yourself be a kid again, at least once in a while. Especially when you are with that grandchild.

Answer 2

Dreams are about the dreamer. Your kids in this dream might represent parts of yourself that have been "kidnapped," or taken away from you without your permission. For example, parents often feel that they have to give up many of their own interests and recreational activities in order to take care of their own children. Losing those interests and activities cause valid feelings of loss and anger, as though one's own childhood had been "kidnapped."

Nothing at all apart from the fact that you may be tense and not sleeping properly.

Answer 3

On one level, this dream reflects natural parental concern for the well being of the child. By facing terrifying possibilities in the safety of a dream, the subconscious mind gains confidence and experiments with different ways of coping.

> On a different level, the child represents a vulnerable, innocent aspect of the dreamer's own personality that is at risk of being lost. For example, one's sense of playfulness can be neglected and lost in the struggle to achieve a career.

Answer 4

In dreams, one's child often represents a part of one's self, the younger, innocent or playful aspect of the dreamer's personality. This dream suggests that you have lost those childlike qualities, or perhaps feel pressured to focus on "important" issues. The dream suggests that childlike qualities should be valued and protected.

Answer 5

The interpretation can take two different directions. First, if you actually are the parent of a child, it could reflect your anxiety about influences (actual or intangible) that threaten to take your child away from you. These might be fears about real abduction or concern about social, religious or moral pressures that conflict with your own parental guidance.

> Second, the image of your child in the dream might represent yourself, including your own childhood as well as you Inner Child, that innocent, vulnerable aspect of your personality. In this case, the dream represents your feeling of lost innocence, lack of wonder, or other qualities that childhood represents.

> Note that dreams can be "true" simultaneously on different levels of symbolism. So this dream can refer to both your self and you concerns about your child.

Answer 6

someone will try to get something inner in your family that will cause a lot of pain to heal ..

Answer 7

This could mean that you worry about your child. I find that my dreams often involve things I am afraid of.

Answer 8

It means that the child will be taken from you. He might be detaching from you. He might be going far away from you.

Answer 9

that something bad might happen probably