Aquarius Baby: the Idealist
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Aquarius babies signs are independent and artistic. They are very likable despite their tendency to keep to themselves and be away from people. Planet: Uranus and Saturn The 11th sign of the zodiac, Aquarius represents the action of the elements on water. It is the last of the Air signs and a very intellectual and ideas orientated sign. Aquarian children can sometimes seem aloof and lost in thought but this is far from the case. Despite their appearance of being emotionally remote, Aquarians often care too deeply. Where most of us are selective in who and what we care about, these compassionate souls care about it all. They are ideas people and altruistic. You can encourage this global citizenship from an early age by giving the young Aquarian as much information about their world as possible. Your Aquarian baby will be outwardly calm and relaxed. They are delightful company and grandparents in particular will dote on them. An Aquarian child will often be totally unpredictable and like to go against the grain. They are quick thinkers who want to analyse everything and everyone. You may find your child will rebel against commands and rules, but if you leave her to think things through she will normally come to a reasonable conclusion on her own. Your child will thrive in a peaceful, calm, harmonious environment. These children are sensitive to any underlying tensions. Aquarian children can look more confident than they feel and so need genuine encouragement and praise from their parents. Sometimes their natural aloofness can be mistaken for not wanting to socialize. In fact Aquarians may need to be encouraged to socialize. Young Aquarians should be encouraged to think logically and practically. Their young minds are often working quickly, sometimes too quickly so they sometimes need some grounding, and you may need to watch out for their typical Aquarian absent-mindedness. In summary, Aquarius babies are born with very high ideals and a sense of purpose. They are compassionate and caring children, and make great companions.
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