Can Imperfect Babies Find Love Too? [Raising Kids]

Blessed by the moon and stars, Leia, a little cub who died young in her previous life, has been reincarnated.

Her soul is missing many fragments. To recover them all, Baby Leia's soul travels to different novel-world settings and is reincarnated there. For this reason, no matter where she is, the little girl is always somehow "incomplete," just like the moon goddess who loves her.

Only when Leia receives lots and lots of genuine love and happiness can those tiny gaps be filled.

Will an imperfect baby be loved, too?

1. Interstellar World: An impatient beastman rebel leader x a slow-witted, gentle, sensitive human baby

The beastman rebel leader, who despises humans, finds an abandoned, sickly human cub on a garbage planet... He's not saving her or anything. Beastmen just can't stand by and watch a cub die. Once they reach a planet with humans, he'll leave her at their doorstep.

Later:

Big Cat Leader (freaking out): I'm not yelling at you, but you really can't wear sandals in winter! ...Hey, wait... Can I pet your tail? Don't cry, don't... %￥#&... (Oh no, I'll be soothing the kid until dawn again.)

2. Western Fantasy World: Easygoing elves x the baby who wrecks the house

The elegant and peaceful elves, who live deep in a secluded forest, have seen their birth rate decline year after year. At last, the newborn they have longed for is born! A few years later, they look at their energetic elven baby, who goes "werwerwer" all day, climbs onto the roof to cause trouble, then gives them innocent puppy eyes.

The exhausted elves: It's your turn to look after the kid. Let me sleep for two years. No, no, you take over, you take over...

3. Strange World:

In the dungeons, all sorts of dark, crawling monsters and demons encounter a cute, sunny little baby. (Yes, in a dark world, a bright, healthy baby is a different kind of unhealthy. Nods. This world may be revised.)

4... (To be decided)

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Reader's Guide:

This is still a heartwarming, healing story with everyday life and fairy-tale elements.

I want to write a story about a baby who seems imperfect to outsiders in some way. It might be a physical disability, a personality trait, or simply something deemed "imperfect" because of the world's values or other people's prejudices. I've already written two stories about adorable babies, so now I want to write about an "imperfect" little one. But it will still be a comforting slice-of-life story.

These three worlds are set. I have plans for other worlds, too, but this is my first time writing quick transmigration, and I'm not sure I can manage the length, so I'll give it a try and see how it goes. How many worlds there will be is something I'll decide later.

Themes: healing, growth, family love