Dick shows up at Wayne Manor with a baby who won't stop crying. Alfred doesn't know what to say, Bruce doesn't know what not to say, and what Barbara has to say isn't appropriate for children. Tim is excited to be an almost-uncle, Jason's still processing the fact that he's a brother, and Cass is just fascinated by babies.

In this AU, Jason didn't die in the warehouse. Instead, he managed to escape right before the blast went off. Beaten, bruised and closer to dead than alive, Jason is brought home. That one little change sparks a few more.

It's Dick's birthday, and Bruce wants to find the perfect gift. But he and his adopted son have very different perspectives on gift-giving.

Bruce is discovering that parenting is a lot more "hands-on" than he'd ever expected when Nine-year-old Dick has a bad week. {Currently 8th in the Young Dick Grayson series.} K plus for a tiny bit of Language and Bullying. (Uh, yeah, and I don't own these guys.)

Bruce is back from the "dead", and not especially tolerant of some of the changes made in his absence. Dick couldn't care less.

Dick is left reeling in the face of a police tragedy. He goes to Bruce for help, but sometimes the best salve for the soul is the one you make yourself. T for language and discussion of OC deaths.

Bruce reaches a decision about Damian. Dick disagrees and decides to do something about it.

When a fellow socialite denigrates Dick's career choices to Bruce's face, the billionaire's empty nest syndrome is rekindled. T for language.

Bruce made a promise to young Dick Grayson that he will always be there for him if he needs to talk. But Dick isn't little anymore. Will Bruce keep his promise even though the two aren't on speaking terms?

When Dick comes looking for cuddles during a weekend visit to the Manor, Bruce knows there's something amiss. T for violence, language. Original prompt from ARL15 (thank you!).

The honest things a ten year old Dick Grayson comes up with never ceases to melt Bruce's heart. Because sometimes the innocence in a statement makes it much more meaningful.

Dick finds out a secret about Damian that makes him realise that this ten year old boy may act mature, but he's really just a ten year old boy.

One day, after a long night of patrol, Damian confessed to Dick that he thought that Bruce didn't love him. All Dick could do was hold him through the tears because, not that he would ever let Damian know, Bruce had said the same thing earlier that week.

Our favorite little acrobat nearly falls asleep after a long day, but Bruce is there to carry him. Just like a Dad is supposed to.

After the extent of Robin's injuries from Harvey Dent comes out, Child Protective Services decides to save Robin from a vigilante lifestyle. Follow up to Robin, Year One.

"I'm quitting." "As Nightwing?" "As a hero." Drastically OOC, just thought it might be nice to see Bruce taking care of Dick instead of the other way around. Standard disclaimer applies