I do believe it seems that most of the Crystal children look alike.(MG!!Callling you!!)

[lildreamer316]

I don't mean to make a blanket statement, but so far the three boys I have seen pics of here (maybe four? I am recalling another one but forgot the poster - he has his little one as his avatar) all bear striking similarities.

Here's what prompted this observation:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x8099322

Mine two halloweens ago:


and there's a picture of MG's little one floating around somewhere. She and I have remarked before how similar ours look to each other.

Anyone else notice this?

Have you seen other children around ages 2-6 that look similar to each other or to this above trend?

[MorningGlow]

1. Here I am!

Just got back from picking the little booger up from school. You mean...THIS lookalike?

At three...


At four...


At five minus a few months...


I saw the sig pic you linked to and thought the same thing, LD! And there's another one I noticed...a little girl with a ponytail at the top of her head...same features! I'll see if I can find it. :hi:

[conscious evolution]

7. My friends son Zach

looks like him.
He definitely shines differently then the rest of the kids in our herd.

So what exactly is a crystal kid?

[MorningGlow]

8. They do shine!

Check your PM!

[BlueIris]

2. I've noticed that. (And our little A, S & AH kids are so cuuuuute.) nt

[Grateful for Hope]

3. Maybe

But, I am thinking that my youngest grandboy is a Crystal little one. He is 16 mos old, and he is the most expansively accepting person (big or little) I have ever seen. I first noticed this when he was about 4 mos old -- prior to that, his older brother Julian (who is definitely not a "crystal") always got the attention. At four months, this little angel figured out that smiling would get him attention. I mean smiling from ear-to-ear, and then adding a giggle (when appropriate).

This little one never sleeps through the night. From what my daughter tells me, he wakes easily from dreams. But, he is easy to reassure and to settle down.

He is a tiny little thing (very small for his age), but he is fearless in his climbing feats and he is far advanced in this way when I compare my other grandchildren to him.

He definitely is not light haired.

Just thought I would share this. I am pretty convinced this little guy is a Crystal. I think his older brother is an Indigo. What a difference!

On edit, I realize I haven't provided any real reason to suspect Ryan is a Crystal child. I have thought this for a while -- it is my gut feeling.

[MorningGlow]

5. True--they're not all blonde/blue

But it's the eyes and the smile (and the energy) that they all have in common, definitely. My little booger doesn't sleep through the night, and never has. He always needs to be touching someone when he's sleeping; when he was in a crib and woke up alone, he cried--now that he's mobile he just comes looking for us. I think that's also a crystal trait--wanting to be close to someone they love at all times.

BTW, Doreen Virtue says in her Crystal Child book that crystals love to climb and have great balance and are quite fearless when it comes to stuff like that. My son is a little more cautious, but one of his favorite things to do when my husband is lying on the floor propped up on his elbows is to climb up his back and STAND on his shoulders. Scares the bejeebus out of me, but he balances there quite well.

No need to have a real reason for suspecting your grand is a crystal--you know it when you see (feel) it. :D

[I Have A Dream]

4. The only child that I know who I think is a Crystal child...

is also light haired and light eyed. He's small boned and delicately featured. He doesn't look like your child and MG's though.

He actually reminds me of a sweet, sensitive little pixie. He's a wise, mischievous old soul in a tiny 4-year old body. What wonderful energy he has! I'm not normally drawn much to children, but I absolutely adore spending time with him.

I was relieved to discover that he seems to be being nurtured correctly by his parents and is not being forced to conform to any preconceived notion of how a male child should act.

:)

[MorningGlow]

6. By the way...

if anyone would like to read the magazine article I wrote on crystal children, PM me and I'll send you the link! :hi: