The Personality Traits of a Capricorn Baby

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The Personality Traits of a Capricorn Baby

The Personality Traits of a Capricorn Baby

Your Capricorn Baby..

December 23 - January 19

Capricorn babies thrive on routine and order, which gives them the sense of security they need. They are usually even-tempered and self-contained. Capricorns can be strong-willed and will get what they want by slowly wearing down parental resistance. Young Capricorns tend to prefer older company and they enjoy pretending to be grown-up. Your child will probably prefer to have just one or two close friends rather than being a part of a large group. Capricorns usually love to read and to make things.

Your child will need to be encouraged to spend time outside in the fresh air, since Capricorns are not usually very enthusiastic about sport or the outdoors. Sometimes they are very serious children who need to be encouraged to relax and play. Capricorns have a good sense of humour but cannot bear to be teased.

A Capricorn child will do well in a secure environment with regular routine and reliable, appreciative parents. Young Capricorns can also lose self-confidence easily despite their maturity. They should be taught how to express their very sensitive inner emotions and how to relax, because Capricorns are natural worriers.

Capricorn babies can be prone to illness, although this improves with age.

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Author: Tony Luck who runs a site with advice for moms-to-be. Included in the site is the fascinating Chinese Birth Chart and there's also a Conception Chart.

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