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Children can refer to:

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From Lostpedia

An ultrasound of Aaron, one of the children on Lost

Children and pregnancies are both regular topics on Lost.

Occurrences

The following children were seen on the Islands or are related to the main characters:

		Mother	Father	Relevance
	Aaron Littleton	Claire Littleton	Thomas	Off the Island
	Annie	Unknown	Unknown	On the Island
	Alexandra Rousseau	Danielle Rousseau	Robert	On the Island, Deceased
	Ana Lucia's unborn baby	Ana Lucia Cortez	Danny	Unborn Child of Ana Lucia
	Clementine Phillips	Cassidy Phillips	Sawyer	Daughter of Sawyer
	Emma	Unknown	Unknown	On the Island
	Karl	Unknown	Unknown	On the Island
	Julian	Rachel	Uncertain	Juliet's nephew
	Megan Pace	Karen Pace	Liam Pace	Niece of Charlie
	Ji Yeon Kwon	Sun-Hwa Kwon	Jin Kwon	Sun's child, currently in Korea
	Walt Lloyd	Susan Lloyd	Michael Dawson	Left island with father
	Zach	Unknown	Unknown	On the Island
	Charlie Hume	Penny	Desmond	Off the Island
	Ethan Rom	Amy	Horace Goodspeed	On the Island in 1977
	Miles Straume	Lara Chang	Pierre Chang	On the Island in 1977

Details of when any child was shown or was mentioned in Lost are given in the next sections, sorted by episode.

Season 1

• Megan Pace was playing in the backyard when Charlie visited Liam. ("The Moth")
• Sawyer aborted a con after he saw a boy that reminded him of his past. ("Confidence Man")
• Aaron Littleton was kidnapped in utero, along with his mother. ("Raised by Another")
• An unborn baby was lost after Christian Shephard accidentally killed Beth while operating on her drunk. ("All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues")
• Shannon spent a year in Paris watching a child named Laurent. That's when she learned the song that helped Sayid understand the maps he took from Rousseau. ("Whatever the Case May Be")
• Aaron Littleton's mother, Claire, escaped Ethan Rom. ("Special")
• Jin threatens to beat up Byung Han in front of his daughter. ("...In Translation")
• A kid talked to Locke about Mousetrap in a toy store ("Deus Ex Machina").
• Aaron Littleton was born. ("Do No Harm")
• Alex Rousseau was kidnapped as a baby, and raised by the Others. ("Exodus, Part 1")

Season 2

• The poor man's son needed to go to the bathroom. ("...And Found")
• Sophie was cared for by Shannon for a year. ("Abandoned")
• Zach and Emma were both taken by the Others. ("The Other 48 Days")
• Ana Lucia's unborn baby was lost after she was shot. ("Collision")
• Charlie has a flashback in which he and his band play in a big child's crib for a commercial. ("Fire + Water")
• Sun was confirmed as pregnant. ("The Whole Truth")
• Christian Shephard demanded to see his daughter. ("Two for the Road")
• Charlotte Malkin's "death" and "miraculous revival" summoned Mr. Eko to investigate on behalf of the Catholic Church. ("?")

Season 3

• Karl was shown as a teenaged boy imprisoned by the Others. ("A Tale of Two Cities")
• Bobby was a boy living in the commune. ("Further Instructions")
• A picture of Clementine Phillips was shown to Sawyer while Sawyer was in prison. ("Every Man for Himself")
• Daniel asked Mr. Eko "Are you a bad man? My mother says you are a bad man." ("The Cost of Living")
• Juliet is revealed to be a fertility doctor. She has impregnated a male field mouse and successfully uses a new drug to make her sister fertile. Dr. Alpert asks her to examine the CT scan of an unusual womb. ("Not in Portland")
• While staying in Phuket a young Thai boy sold Jack sodas on the beach. ("Stranger in a Strange Land")
• The children kidnapped by the Others, including Emma and Zach are seen. ("Stranger in a Strange Land")
• The children are later seen again with the Others at the ruins. ("The Brig")

Childhood/Teen-Hood flashbacks

Children

Many characters have had flashbacks that feature themselves as children, and some like Charlotte have been seen as children on the Island's flashes:

Young Jack Shephard	Young Charlie Pace	Young Mr. Eko	Young Hugo Reyes
Young James Ford	Young Sun-Hwa Paik	Young Benjamin Linus	Young John Locke
Young Charlotte Lewis	Young Sayid Jarrah	Young Miles Straume	Young Daniel Faraday
Young Kate Austen	Young Juliet Carlson

Season 1

• A young Jack Shephard talks to his father about being beaten up at school. ("White Rabbit")
• Young Sawyer is seen talking to his mother. ("Outlaws")
• Young Kate's voice is heard on a tape. ("Born to Run")

Season 2

• Younger versions of Eko and his brother Yemi are first seen. ("The 23rd Psalm").
• Younger versions of Charlie and his brother Liam are seen at Christmas time. ("Fire + Water")

Season 3

• Young Sun-Hwa Paik is seen in the opening scene of the episode.("The Glass Ballerina").
• A young Eko is seen again with a younger Yemi. ("The Cost of Living")
• A young Hurley Reyes is seen talking to his father. ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")
• Young Ben arrives on the Island with his father. ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
• Young Charlie is taught how to swim at Butlins by his father. ("Greatest Hits")

Season 4

• An infant Locke is born, and at age 5, is visited by Richard Alpert. ("Cabin Fever")

Season 5

• A young Charlotte is seen and recognized by Daniel Faraday. ("LaFleur")
• A young Sayid is seen in Sayid's flashbacks. ("He's Our You")
• A young Miles is seen in Miles' flashbacks. ("Some Like It Hoth")
• A young Daniel is seen in Daniel's flashbacks. ("The Variable")
• A young Charlotte is instructed by Faraday to leave the Island, ("The Variable") and leaves the Island on the Galaga. ("Follow the Leader")
• A young Juliet, Sawyer and Kate are seen in flashbacks. ("The Incident, Parts 1 & 2")

Teenagers

Many characters have had flashbacks that feature themselves as teenagers:

Season 1

• Although she is not seen as a teenager, Kate has a flashback which contains her and her childhood sweat heart, Tom Brennan listening to a tape recorder which contained an entry of Kate and Tom as teenagers (around 12-13 years old). ("Born to Run")

Season 2

• An eighteen year old Shannon is seen in flashbacks. ("Abandoned")

Locke as a teenager in "Cabin Fever".

Season 4

• One of Locke's flashbacks takes place while he is attending high school and living with his foster parents. ("Cabin Fever")

Season 5

• Both Eloise Hawking and Charles Widmore are seen at the age of 17 in 1954. ("The Lie")  ("Jughead")
• Ben encounters multiple main characters as 12-year-old living with the DHARMA initiative in 1977. ("Namaste")  ("He's Our You")  ("Whatever Happened, Happened") Later, Ben has a flashback to his time with the Hostiles as a 12-year-old as he healed from a gunshot wound. ("Dead Is Dead")
• A teenage Miles visits his dying mother. ("Some Like It Hoth")

From Marvel Database

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From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

The Children were the lost, cannibalistic Human descendants of an Old Republic survey team who crash-landed on Dagobah in 40 BBY. The survey team slowly died of numerous causes, most particularly fever. However, the Children had developed an immunity to the fever and so survived. As the adults ran out of food and began to die off, they fed their children from the bodies of their companions. The Children saw this as a normal process which they adopted. The oldest of the Children, Galt, was only seven when the last of the adults died. From that time, until 1 ABY the Children managed to survive on what little food they could scrounge from the swamp. They were all extremely thin and pale, with stringy hair and few remaining teeth. The Children greatly feared a short green being they simply called the "Imp".

In 1 ABY, Platt Okeefe and a group of smugglers arrived on the planet. They made contact with the Children and were hosted by them in their village, know as The Shelter. While there, the Children amputated two limbs of the smuggler Traut to use in their stews. One of the offworlders, Zak Arranda, discovered what was going on, and was locked up when he protested. The Children also managed to subdue Boba Fett who had tracked the Arrandas to Dagobah due to the bounty on their heads. Both were able to break free. Later, Zak accidentally led the pursuing Children into the Dark Side Cave where the Children were tortured by visions of the past, when their parents were forced to nourish them upon their own flesh. However, despite their activities, the smugglers took the Children with them when they departed the planet, making arrangements with the Rebel Alliance to reintegrate them into galactic society.

Appearances

• Galaxy of Fear: The Hunger