What does it mean when you dream your child is not yours?

Answer 1

The baby in this dream is a metaphor representing a task or responsibility that does not belong to the dreamer. The dream suggests that the dreamer feels burdened with someone else's responsibility.

Answer 2

A meaningful interpretation is impossible without further information about the specific dream. For example, dreaming of a baby playing happily on the floor would be very different from dreaming of the same baby falling from a crib or toddling into a busy street. Generally speaking, the baby might represent something like an assignment or contract that belongs to someone else yet needs attention.

Answer 3

The dream tells you nothing about your actual child. Instead, it illustrates your doubts and feelings of insecurity. The child might be entirely symbolic in your dream, representing your work, your reputation or something else in your life that is causing you doubts and feelings of insecurity at this time.

Answer 4

Dreams communicate through symbols and metaphors, so people and things in dreams usually do not represent themselves but something different that shares the same qualities. In your dream, the pregnancy represents a task, project, or assignment that is in the process of development. The doubt is about whether your input or work on the project will be recognized or credited to someone else.

Answer 5

The baby in this dream probably is a symbol for something that is important to the dreamer. Having the baby for someone else suggests that someone else is receiving credit for the dreamer's work. The dreamer's task is to determine what real life situation is reflected in the dream.

Answer 6

From any point of view, this dream suggests there are problems in the relationship. The important thing to know is that the dream reveals the feelings and suspicions of the dreamer. It does not provide information about the spouse. However, it is possible that in real life the dreamer has been overlooking or denying clear indications of problems, and this dream could be the mind's way of saying "wake up and fact reality." Alternatively, the dream might be an expression of the dreamer's unfounded suspicion and jealousy. This dreamer needs more reliable counsel than can be found on an internet site.

Answer 7

This dream would take on different meanings depending on whether or not the dreamer is pregnant. During pregnancy, strange, vivid dreams are very common, apparently effected by the changing hormones of pregnancy. In this case, the dream might reflect natural feelings about the strange feelings, moods and physical changes of pregnancy.

> If the dreamer is not pregnant, the unborn baby is a metaphor for some development or project in the dreamer's life that feels wrong or illegitimate for some reason.