Ok, so I misunderstood the kiddie crush ask and it gave me an idea. How would the baby/kid allies deal with a crush? Really love your blog thanks for doing it.

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America: “Y-you are really nice…and here, have this flower!”

Alfred would be a blushing mess as a child confessing his crush. He would give them a flower and smile at them as he twiddles his thumbs and nervously shifts from side to side. He would hope they returned his crush, if not he would run away blushing and very embarrassed. 

England: “I wish I could…”
Arthur would never confess his crushes as a child. He would be too scared of rejection. He would look on from a distance and hope…but he would never say anything.

France: “Do you want to share my lunch with me?
As a child Francis would still be a bit of a charmer..! Just..in more of a cute way..He’d offer to sit with his crush all the time or share his lunch with them..he’d also offer to teach them French, since that was his first language. 

Canada: “H-Hi..”
Matthew would be very nervous to have a crush..even as a child. He’d be used to being the last person picked and forgotten some of the time..he’d try to be close friends with his crush..but wouldn’t reveal his feelings..he’d always get butterflies in his tummy when he’s around his crush…

Russia: “We can swing together, да?”
Ivan would be kind of scared to have a crush on someone as a child..mostly for the same reasons he does when he’s an adult. He’d be afraid they wouldn’t feel the same way about him..if he had a crush as a child, he’d likely be close friends with them until high-school..or at least late middle school before revealing how he feels…

China: “Here you go! I made it for you!”
Yao as a kid would confess his crush with a small homemade treat. He would have the biggest smile and would hope they liked it…though it may not be too good since it would be one of the first treats he made himself. But it is the though that counts.

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