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''Darcy and Gran Don't Like Babies'' is a children's book by Jane Cutler.
It focuses on a young girl, Darcy, who dislikes her baby brother due to thinking he's smelly and ugly, and commonly voices that dislike to people she meets. When, on a walk, her grandmother claims to not like babies either, Darcy realises that she likes her brother deep down.
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: The reason Darcy doesn't like her baby brother is because she thinks he's stinky and ugly.
* DeathGlare: Darcy is illustrated glaring after the neighbour claims she ''does'' like the baby.
* TheDiaperChange: Darcy's father is seen changing the baby's diaper when she complains to the father that she doesn't like the baby.
* EatDirtCheap: At the park, the babies who are old enough to play in the sandbox are described as eating sand.
* FantasySequence: When Gran says that Darcy's father is probably right about her growing to like her brother better when he's older, she imagines the two siblings older and playing together.
* {{Flashback}}: When Gran says that she thinks what Darcy's mother said about her being just like the baby when she was one, we see an illustration of Darcy's own infancy.
* FriendToAllChildren: Darcy's neighbour is sure that she must like her baby brother deep down, and she has twin toddler daughters of her own.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: When Darcy tells her neighbour that she doesn't like the baby, the neighbour responds, "Of course you do!". This makes Darcy angry, since to her it seems as though the neighbour is just being contrary, but later Gran explains that she probably just means deep down.
* LabcoatOfScienceAndMedicine: The doctor is drawn wearing a labcoat.
* TheLoad: Discussed when Gran says one thing she doesn't like about babies is "all the work they make for everyone".
* NoFullNameGiven: Darcy's last name is unrevealed.
* NoNameGiven: Darcy's brother is solely referred to as "the baby", and the doctor and neighbour are also unnamed.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: When Darcy tells her mother that she doesn't like the baby, her response is that "a long time ago", she was just like him.
* UnnamedParent: Darcy's parents and grandmother are only referred to as "Darcy's mother", "Darcy's father", and "Gran".
* VerbalTic: Gran starts a lot of her sentences with "I don't much like" or "I believe".
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It focuses on a young girl, Darcy, who dislikes her baby brother due to thinking he's smelly and ugly, and commonly voices that dislike to people she meets. When, on a walk, her grandmother claims to not like babies either, Darcy realises that she likes her brother deep down.
!!This book provides examples of
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* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: The reason Darcy doesn't like her baby brother is because she thinks he's stinky and ugly.
* DeathGlare: Darcy is illustrated glaring after the neighbour claims she ''does'' like the baby.
* TheDiaperChange: Darcy's father is seen changing the baby's diaper when she complains to the father that she doesn't like the baby.
* EatDirtCheap: At the park, the babies who are old enough to play in the sandbox are described as eating sand.
* FantasySequence: When Gran says that Darcy's father is probably right about her growing to like her brother better when he's older, she imagines the two siblings older and playing together.
* {{Flashback}}: When Gran says that she thinks what Darcy's mother said about her being just like the baby when she was one, we see an illustration of Darcy's own infancy.
* FriendToAllChildren: Darcy's neighbour is sure that she must like her baby brother deep down, and she has twin toddler daughters of her own.
* InnocentlyInsensitive: When Darcy tells her neighbour that she doesn't like the baby, the neighbour responds, "Of course you do!". This makes Darcy angry, since to her it seems as though the neighbour is just being contrary, but later Gran explains that she probably just means deep down.
* LabcoatOfScienceAndMedicine: The doctor is drawn wearing a labcoat.
* TheLoad: Discussed when Gran says one thing she doesn't like about babies is "all the work they make for everyone".
* NoFullNameGiven: Darcy's last name is unrevealed.
* NoNameGiven: Darcy's brother is solely referred to as "the baby", and the doctor and neighbour are also unnamed.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: When Darcy tells her mother that she doesn't like the baby, her response is that "a long time ago", she was just like him.
* UnnamedParent: Darcy's parents and grandmother are only referred to as "Darcy's mother", "Darcy's father", and "Gran".
* VerbalTic: Gran starts a lot of her sentences with "I don't much like" or "I believe".
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