Fallout X Reader Preferences

For this one, you and your fellow had a kid. This is how he acts around your boy/girl.

MacCready
Boy:
You once walked in on MacCready reading your son and Duncan a bedtime story. The three boys made gross noises and giggled with one another, and you thought maybe this is what normal was in this world.
Girl:
He tries to teach your girl how to be a strong independent woman. She grew up to be completely independent, and actually liking girls, much to your joy!

Hancock
Boy:
Hancock tries to teach your boy crazy things. He'll parade around Goodneighbor with the toddler up on his shoulders, gripping his hat. You just sit back and smile.
Girl:
He absolutely adores putting things in your daughters hair. Bows, ribbons, glowing radiation crap, he loves it, and it makes her feel pretty, so you don't mind.

Nick
Boy:
Nick tries to convey intelligence to your son, because he says he'll have to take over the detective agency sooner or later.
Girl:
He completely pampers her. He'll make sure she's doing okay constantly, and loves helping her out with school and whatnot.

Deacon
Boy:
You're son is just like him. They both run around, and it's like Deacon is the same age as his child, throwing water balloons and playing with him in the dirt.
Girl:
They play dress up together. It's amazing, he'll come out dressed like a fairy princess, and she'll come out dressed as a super hero. They'll even put on little plays for your amusement before they both smother you in love.

X6-88
Boy:
He tries to get your son into the science behind things. He'll point to a machine, ask your boy how it works, and they'll go on talking about mechanics and the why of things.
Girl:
He is extremely overprotective of your girl. He won't let her go anywhere unless he knows for sure when she leaves, and when she'll be back. She has yet to make a friend he approves of.

Preston
Boy:
He teaches your son about the good of helping other people. He tells him to help anyone in need, and your son looks more towards MacCready's profession, much to your dismay.
Girl:
Your daughter looks up to Preston so much. She looks at him like he's a superhero rather than her father. He likes it, and will pick her up any chance he gets.

Sturges
Boy:
With your boy, it's like doctor and nurse. He'll say, "Wrench." And your boy will hand him a screwdriver. He's still learning.
Girl:
He teaches your daughter how things work, and she listens with open ears, helping him with anything she can.

Gage
Boy:
Around your son, Gage tries to keep him condemned to Fizztop because he says Raiders are people no one should have to grow up around.
Girl:
Gage doesn't let anyone have any influence on your daughter. You complain about it, seeing as interaction is good for a child, but neither of you really know what to do in such a situation.

Travis
Boy:
Travis wants your boy to take over the radio station when he gets older. And because of how he was raised to behave, he teaches your boy how to have the utmost respect for people.
Girl:
He wants your girl to be able to defend herself, and others. She grew up to be a Diamond City guard, except she actually helped people in need.

Danse
Boy:
He teaches your son the methods of the Brotherhood, and the anatomy of Synths and how you might decide who is and isn't one
Girl:
He lets your girl hang out with the Scribe's because he doesn't want his angel out on a battlefield like he was in his younger years.