#batman and robin

[teatimetaker]

Don't kids say the wildest things?

Also Thomas Wayne wasn't that kind of doctor Timmy.

[renviary]

jaybin redraw + yap sesh w papa (familial/platonic)

[atomikats]

how often do you think he has a “this is someone’s baby” moment with the robins and why is your answer “all the time”

[veliya01]

Waking up with hypocrisy

[wilmvandrr]

redraw of a dami and dick panel!!!

[thecrowthatyellsow]

Dick’s not that fond of Jason yet but he’ll get there eventually :))

[chip-the-dip]

Snow day in Gotham!!

The reference

[i-like-batfam]

Bruce understands that the robins will struggle to keep their secret identity more than he does with their friends and socializing. So he needs a contingency plan so if someone finds out they're robin, they won't suspect Bruce is batman.

Cue Brucie being the most overprotective parent ever.

He insists Dick is scared of heights. Dick will be swinging on a chandelier, showing off his skills while Brucie is running in circles under him, with his arms out, screaming "don't worry, baby! Daddy will catch you!". He's clinging Dick to his chest, whispering reassurances to him, while Dick is smiling, soaking up all the praise.

Pretty soon the adults are telling Dick off, "you're gonna give your father a heart attack one of these days".

It's 100% worse with Tim. After losing Jason, the 'Batman who's fine with bringing a kid to fight serial killers' is a lot more of an act than the 'Bruce Wayne who will die from heartbreak if his kid has so much as a scratch on him'. Tim accidentally got hit with a basketball one day in school and all hell broke loose in the principals office. It doesn't matter if that was 1% of the pain Tim feels during any training session or fight. That's his baby boy's precious face.