Kidlock! Mycroft thinks that Sherlock is an idiot. Sherlock thinks the same. What changes?

Fill for Sherlock Prompt Meme. Prompt: Sherlock reverts to his childhood reaction to injury/illness/trauma of snuggling up to his big brother. Mycroft continues to make calm, polite conversation with their boggling audience, not giving any indication that anything's out of the ordinary. Fluffy!

A week after the events in 'The Abominable Bride', it's Sherlock's birthday, and Mycroft decides to send him the annual birthday text. Character study oneshot on Mycroft and the Holmes brothers' relationship.

I just have a lot of feelings about the a Christmas Special and Mycroft just made me cry. Who would have thought, right?

Most brothers will do anything for one another. As adults Mycroft and Sherlock have a strained relationship, but there was a time when Mycroft was willing to do anything to protect his brother, even following him into death.

The Holmes brothers have a moment to themselves before the Watsons arrive to say goodbye to Sherlock before he's sent to Eastern Europe after having shot Magnussen. We get a rare insight to their feelings regarding each other and their relationship.

How Mycroft felt about Sherlock when they were children. Disclaimer: Standard. Also, I don't have children and I don't know many children, so I apologize if Sherlock doesn't sound age appropriate. Based on a picture-links over at my LJ

One shot, kid!lock, fluffy fic. Sherlock being an innocent kid and Mycroft looking out for his little brother.

Mycroft Holmes does not understand his little brother.

Sherlock is ill - grudgingly . Mycroft reads him his favourite book - cheerfully. Brotherly love!

...And the one time Sherlock stood up for Mycroft. Connected stories about how the Holmes brothers' relationship develops over the years. Brotherly love! Thanks to A Genius Says for the prompt :)

Young Sherlock can't sleep without the help of his older brother due to nightmares. He's getting older and Mycroft doesn't want to have to wake up to find his little brother in his bed every morning forever. (Fluffy one-shot)

SPOILERS, YO. Mycroft smuggles his little brother out of Serbia. A short missing scene from The Empty Hearse.

Sherlock loves his brother dearly, although he may not always express this love with words. Six drabbles featuring brotherly bonding between Sherlock and Mycroft. Reviews are always appreciated.

Sherlock has always wanted to be a pirate. Spoilers for His Last Vow.

He's all alone now. - Set right after 2x03.

In which a very disconcerted Mycroft Holmes is forced to take his parents to the performance of "Les Miserables." A possible explanation of how he got stuck with the task at the end of "The Empty Hearse" and why Sherlock was so happy about it. (Potential spoilers for the first episode of S3).

Of course he's happy, it's just unlike him to admit it. - Episode tag to 3x03, so it obviously contains spoilers. Be warned.

...and the one time he could not. Related oneshots about the Holmes brothers, mostly before the series. Chapters start fluffy, but each gets darker... You've been warned. Reviews equal cute Mycroft art in your inbox! Thanks!

Ever since he was a child, Sherlock has been unable to stay agitated or tense when his hair is being petted. Though he has done his best to hide this irritating quirk of his, it is only a matter of time before somebody finds out. Fluffy oneshot based on two prompts from the kinkmeme.

Mycroft worried about Sherlock, constantly. Sherlock was his little brother after all and he had promised to look out for him. 5 chronological clips, includes Kid! and Teen!Mycroft.

Sherlock can't put up with John coddling him while he's laid up with a cold and he finds himself at the Holmes Estate. However, the fever is messing with his deduction skills. How could he think Mycroft wouldn't take care of him? After all, Mycroft had been taking care of Sherlock since he was six years old ...

The five times (among many) in Sherlock's life where Mycroft was there for him. Warning for Sherlock and his cocaine.

In the books it's Mycroft who teaches Sherlock to observe, so here is a quick one shot about it in the TV shows world.

Six year old Sherlock is afraid of the storm and Mycroft takes his mind off it by telling him a story.