Children's horoscope

The study of a child’s natal chart will help parents better understand the character, inclinations, temperament, strengths and weaknesses, and the needs of their child, as well as build a harmonious relationship and raise the child correctly. It will bring understanding as to why the child behaves in a certain way. Thus, the individuality of the child will be taken into account in upbringing.

A child’s natal chart can reveal the child’s potential talents, which will help notice and develop them in time.

A child’s horoscope can help avoid mistakes related to raising children. Parents will also come to know themselves through their child’s horoscope and can, and should, change themselves in accordance with this knowledge, influencing their child by their own example and proper behavior.

It is important to remember that when studying a child’s horoscope, it is necessary to consider all aspects of all the planets, pay attention to planetary conjunctions, and only after that draw any conclusions.

The rising sign (ascendant) in a child’s natal chart reveals how the child behaves, presents themselves to the world, and what first impression they make on people. Through the ascendant, one can understand how the child interacts with others.

Life circumstances, upbringing, and the people with whom the child frequently interacts during childhood influence the manifestation of the child’s ascendant.

The ascendant shapes the child’s personality and strongly affects their development.

The ascendant is often called a “mask” behind which true traits of character may be hidden, traits that become apparent through close interaction with the child. The ascendant influences behavior, appearance, facial expressions, gestures, and facial features.

Aries, a fire sign ruled by the planet Mars, indicates that the child possesses masculine energy.

Their behavior is dynamic and very active. They may constantly be in motion. Such a child is, as a rule, enterprising and optimistic. They are always engaged in something thanks to their energy. They are drawn to taking risks. They may quickly switch from one activity to another (this is inherent in their nature and is natural for them). The task of Aries is to initiate processes, start things, turn things on, and launch energy into this world. Continuation is not always important. Such a child should be taught not to fear starting something new; they should not be restricted in their desire to move forward, nor forced not to do something. Let the child be creative.

It is important to teach such a child to keep promises (explaining that this wins them respect and authority, which is very important for Aries).

Aries wants to be first in everything. They will enthusiastically participate in various competitions. It is good to explain that it is impossible to be first in everything; everyone has their own talents and can do something better than them, and that is absolutely normal. For example, if your child sings very well and is developing in this direction, and their friend is an excellent chess player, then you should be happy for the friend, praise them, and not set the goal of becoming a chess player stronger than the friend at any cost. One should strive to become the best in their own field. In this example—that would be singing.

You should not make decisions for the child; you can only gently nudge them toward a choice. They should think they made the decision themselves. Do not laugh at them or say they are doing something wrong, otherwise they will begin to shut themselves off from you.