In any case the 'child' one would be displeased.. in almost any case.

Once I saw your questions, the film "The Kid" came into my mind ;)
One thing I know for sure, I’m not in that “disastrous” situation as Willis’s character in that film ))
What I regret for… Since today I didn’t get the magic wand I was asking from Santa Claus so much times! ))

the kid me would think "oh i want to be like her when i grow up" ;)

The kid 'me' would think that good things were waiting for her when she grew up ;-)

I think she would like me because I'm still fairly silly at times, but wouldn't patronise her.

She would be absolutely astonished and refuse to believe that I no longer had any interest in Top of the Pops before it was axed and that I couldn't tell you what the current number one single is.

She would be pleased that none of my pairs of jeans are dark denim.

She would not be much disapointed I think ! I still like reading children books (LOL) and playing sport games. And she would be pleased that she will get rid of longer hairs and tooth crampons some day...

I think I would be pleased as I really never changed so much. As a child I was quite serious so not much changed, I am just a bit more well rounded in my opinions, due to life experiance.

I think it would depend on when my 'kid' self met me, sometimes I am a little goofy and have a childish streak - we'd have a good laugh at everything and I think 'kid' me would love the person we'd become.
However if 'kid' me met me when I was in a more serious frame of mind, it would be more like - 'who is this person'.

Career wise, I always wanted to be a pilot when I grew up.
So here I am working in an office with computers.

As a kid, I always hated the mundane 9 to 5 job (so as an adult I got an 8 to 5 job instead lol).

If my 'kid self met me now, I would be slightly disappointed in who I became, I have become someone I am not, it's not for a man - I am not that stupid, but it was for my family.
I am also trying to change back slowly to the person I should have been, and I think 'kid' me would be proud of that. (I hope).

Overall I guess I would please that I am learning from my mistakes, so a combination of disappointed for who I am and proud for what I am trying to become.