is it immoral to not like children?

Your parent(s)/guardian(s) put up with your crap when you were a toddler. Now you might not want kids, but hostility towards them is unnecessary.

But you don't know them, nor have to care for them. So why is it an issue?

I do know them- they are on my school bus. They go to my school, they live in my town, they went to my primary school, I know their parents.
And I care about everyone, regardless of whether I know them or not.

If I see a guy fall over in the street I don't ignore him because I don't live nextdoor...

If I saw a guy fall over in the street, I would help, but it would depend on the type of guy it was.

I think if people don't know each other, then there is no connection.

Do you like children? If so, how do you view those who do not?

I don't dislike kids per se, but I do dislike parents who a) think the world revolves around them because they've got kids or b) continually bleat on and on about their kids and expect everybody else to rally round and be interested (Facebook profile pic is a photo of the two young sons etc.)

At this point, I genuinely don't know if I would ever want to have children. I tend to think it would be rough going, but then again, what would I do with my life otherwise? It would surely feel very empty.

Well I'd behave differently if my boyfriend fell over than a randomer yeah, but I'd like to think I'd still help

I like them from newborn to Year 2 and then not again until Year 6 onwards
Some are nice and some are right ***** same as adults

why?

why?

Why are you asking questions just be annoying?
She's already answered you.

On topic, no it's not immoral to dislike children. They can be very obnoxious.