Growing up in the Wizarding World solo Closed

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On April 1st, 2012, at around 12 pm, Nancy Bailey was taken to St Mungo's, the very hospital she works in. A few hours later, Nancy was holding her first born baby girl. Her husband, Stephen Bailey was in the room with her, and they were trying to figure out what to name their very first daughter, until Nancy asks,
"How about we name her Tracey Anne Bailey?"
"I like that name, honey," Stephen says.

The doctor handed him the birth certificate and he wrote down his childs name. The now family of three stayed at the hospital for a few days to check up Tracey and to make sure that everything was ok with her.

Once everything was good with Tracey, the family was discharged from the hospital and Stephen drove home to the manor in the wizarding world.

Nancy had a hunch that her daughter would become a metaphor, considering how she was one, but there was a possibility that she wouldn't.

Stephen would be in for a big shock when his baby girl turns six and realizes that she has one of the coolest abilities in the whole wizarding world.

And both Tracey's parents would be in for a shock when Tracey decides that she wants to live in the muggle world, even after realizing what her ability is.
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Growing up in the Wizarding World solo Closed
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After a few months of being home and taking care of Tracey, Nancy had to go back to work, leaving Stephen to take care of his only daughter. This was something Stephen was dreading. With Nancy at home, he was ok with taking care of Tracey, but now, he wasn't sure if he'll be able to.

Surprisingly, Stephen didn't have a hard time taking care of baby Tracey. Sure he struggled a bit while changing her diaper, but as he continued to change her diaper, he didn't struggle.

Until Tracey was at the age where she could try to stand or try to walk, Tracey would crawl everywhere with a huge smile on her face. Whenever her mother was home, she would enjoy playing with her daughter and found baby Tracey adorable.

Baby Tracey was a cute and innocent child. She would crawl around all over the house. She even crawled up the stairs, and sometimes she hit her head, and when she first hit her head, she cried, but after she got used it, she would laugh instead of crying.

No one would've guessed that when Tracey became older, she'd be a quiet but strong girl, not even baby Tracey herself.
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At the age of one and a half, Tracey had already began walking. Probably because she was curious about the pet bunny her parents had before she was born, and she wanted to play with the bunny, but she didn't know that at a young age, that very bunny would pass away.

But another reason why she had learned to walk early, is because apparently little Tracey didn't enjoy crawling everywhere. Plus at the age of one, Tracey had said her first word too,
"Walk!"

This was more of a statement, Tracey was expressing the fact that she wanted to walk. But her parents were still proud of her for saying her very first word, and they also began to slowly teach her how to walk.

Baby Tracey was a quick learner since she had stood up with only falling a few times. She also cried those few times. But she quickly gained her balance and once she was standing, she took slow and steady steps, with her parents holding her hands. They didn't want Tracey running around the house yet, she still had to learn to walk properly, though she was already walking fine.

When they felt she was good to walk on her own, Tracey took slow and steady steps but when she was confident, she increased her speed and soon she was running.

Her parents ran after her making sure that she wouldn't hurt herself or bump into anything or fall. But Tracey thought that her parents wanted to play hide and seek with her.
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Since Tracey was able to walk and run, Tracey's parents, usually her father, since her mother has work, would take her to the local park. Though they live in the wizarding world, at the end of the block there's a park.

Whenever Tracey steps foot in the park, she runs around and plays with the other kids that are there. But whenever their aren't kids at the park, she plays with her father.

The park was one of her favourite places in her neighbourhood and she even made a whole bunch of friends. Baby Tracey was very energetic. No one would've known or guested that she'll become a quiet girl, not even herself.

Tracey never wanted to leave the park whenever she went there. Even if it got really dark. But her parents told her that if she doesn't leave the park now, she wouldn't get any dessert

Even from a young age, Tracey loved food. Especially sweets. So whenever she heard that she wouldn't get any dessert, she'll say bye to her friends and run over to her parents.

Her mother made the best desserts Tracey has ever had in her life and wondered why her mother wasn't a baker.

"Mommy, your desserts are so yummy? Why aren't you a baker?" A two year old Tracey asked her mother.
"Well, when I found out I was a good baker, I had already gotten my job at St Mungos. But maybe i'll become a baker," Nancy says.

Tracey just nodded her head. She didn't really know what to say, but maybe when she grew older, she could work with her mother at a bakery. That is if she doesn't find another career by then.
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