How would all the pastas be as parents?
I only did like 3 or 4 for each cause like....that's a lot of characters, it'd be different if you chose like 3 or 5.
He's really nervous about having a kid. He's just afraid of how he might affect them negatively.
He is a really protective dad, he tries his best to be there for his kid and keep them safe.
He has trouble with the thought of his kid growing up. He doesn't like the thought of them moving away and becoming something bad, despite his efforts to raise them well.
He has a bad temper, which can come off as...not great. Especially with parenting. But he tries his best to suppress it.
He is horrified of being like his parents, because of how they caused him to turn out. He just tries so hard to be the opposite of everything they were. He wants the best for this kid.
Looking at his kid reminds him of himself when he was younger, before he was so far gone, and scares him a little, but pushes his determination to try his best.
He is the kind that is VERY playful with his kid!! Constantly wanting to play catch or dolls or video games or whatever they want with them :)
As the same with Jeff, he is scared of being anything like his dad. So, he does everything he can to avoid it. Though, sometimes he overdoes it. He often ends up absolutely SPOILING his kid.
Jealous parent!!! If he ain't the favorite parents he's gonna c r y
He is soooooooo excited to be a dad. He would constantly be buying toys and clothes and stuff for the kid :)
Can and WOULD have one of those "world's best dad" mugs.
The type of dad that will give his kid advice like "oh, you're being bullied? Kick em in the nuts." But if they actually got in a fight, he would freak out and be like "are you okay??? Oh my god my baby-- YOU ARE GROUNDED never do that again you could have gotten hurt :(("
He is in complete denial at first. First few months of the pregnancy, he is supportive of his s/o, but also doubts deep in his mind that it's his kid. He even contemplates leaving, but would never say it aloud.
The first time he hold the kid though, there is an IMMEDIATE spark. He just KNOWS. And he decides he will never leave this kid alone or hurt them.
He's always been really emotionally available and gentle and vulnerable with his kid. He always wants them to know they can come to him when they need to. He loves them with his whole heart.
She cried when she found out she'd be a mother. She wanted so much to raise a kid to be a wonderful human being.
She would be supportive of her kid, and say fuck off to gender roles. Her lil boy wants barbies? Hell yeah! Her lil girl wants Hot Wheels? Hell yeah!! She will be as accepting as possible their whole life.
She always tries to think of herself as a good mom, but she is fairly protective. Gives them rules, a curfew, the whole set. With reason of course, she still wants them happy.
I've already done a whole hc thing for him being a dad if you wanna go check it out :)
The true "cool mom." Well, the stereotype. You wanna drink/smoke? Sure, whatever. She'd rather it happen in her house under supervision than out and having something bad happen. She just wants them comfy with her.
Raises her kid on punk rock and horror. She wants to raise a little rocker/emo or whatever. But ofc, if they didn't end up like that...she still supports them.
She often comes off as emotionally unavailable, despite her best efforts :(
He is HYPED. He is gonna have the raddest lil baby ever B) He's going to put shades on them and dye their hair when they are old enough and if they want it.
He's gonna be super protective of them in their teenage years. He wants the best for them, even if as a demon serial killer...he may not really know what's best.
In their early years, he gives him at-home boyscout training. Healthcare training, nature training, basic skills, etc. He even loves taking his kid for hikes and such :)
