Children's horoscope

Such children are very sensitive, avoid conflicts, and need moral support in situations where they fail to find mutual understanding with others or face aggression.

Pisces may be impractical, lack leadership qualities, and have poor time management. They may be unwilling to do work that does not interest them or conform to general rules.

It is important to help the child choose a hobby and not let them become lost in contradictions. Parents should check each stage of the child’s work to ensure they finish what they start without getting distracted by something trivial. All this should be done gently (otherwise the child will stop trusting you), as Pisces do not like pressure, rules, or control.

Subtly and by personal example, parents should teach the child to follow a daily routine—getting up and going to bed on time, leaving home early enough not to be late for kindergarten or school, having breakfast, lunch, and dinner at set times, and not postponing homework until late at night.

Ask the child to tell you about their dreams and fantasies. You can invent stories together.

Compliments for Pisces: “You have a wonderful imagination, you are observant, kind, generous, and extraordinary.”

Houses in a Child’s Natal Chart

A child with two or more planets in the third or ninth house of the natal chart possesses a stronger motivation for intellectual development – these can be any planets.

First House (Ascendant) – how the child perceives the world, potential abilities and talents, manner of behavior.

Second House – the formation of a value system (what is good and what is bad in their understanding), taste preferences, desire to accumulate (the zodiac sign will show what exactly), speech.

Third House – interaction with the external world in all forms available to the child (crying, shouting, reaching out), environment, brothers and sisters, neighbors, the yard, primary education.

Fourth House – the child’s place of residence, family, ancestors, genealogy, parenting methods in their family.

Fifth House – creative potential, games, hobbies, infatuations, secondary education.

Sixth House – illnesses, obedience, pets, life circumstances, household duties, dependence of the child on the desires of adults.

Seventh House – external contacts, relationships with the world, open hostility.

Eighth House – dangers, surgeries, injuries, ability to take risks, expression of sexuality, attitude toward other people’s belongings.

Ninth House – learning foreign languages, travel, formation of worldview, ideals that the child imitates.

Tenth House – interests leading to curiosity and development, respected and authoritative people, those whose opinions the child values (as a rule, these are the people involved in the child’s upbringing).

Eleventh House – friends, dreams, hopes, participation in clubs, striving for independence, understanding of personal freedom.

Twelfth House – phobias, fears, nightmares, hospitals, secrets, punishments (restrictions or isolation by compulsion).

The Moon in a Child’s Natal Chart

In a child’s natal chart, the Moon indicates emotions, vulnerability, perception of the mother and the world, needs, reactions, as well as how the child takes care of themselves and others.

The Moon in a child’s horoscope shows how the child adapts to new conditions and reflects their need for support, security, care, and closeness.

The Moon in the natal chart is associated with the mother and with how the child sees and perceives her. It also reveals how the child expresses emotions, copes with difficulties, and responds to stress.

Studying the Moon in a child’s horoscope helps parents understand ways to soothe the child, as well as how to raise them to be happy and assist in the development of emotional maturity.

The Moon in the Houses of a Child’s Natal Chart

The Moon in the houses of a child’s natal chart shows how the child expresses emotions, what their needs are, how they manifest themselves in various spheres of life, and how they respond to life situations.

Moon in the First House

This position of the Moon indicates the child’s sensitivity toward others. Their mood may change frequently; they need love and security.