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What’s in your Birthchart?

What’s in your Birthchart?

What’s in your Birthchart?

 A birth chart (or natal chart) shows where the planets were at the exact time and place you were born.

It helps reveal important things about you, such as your:

  • Personality
     
  • Emotions
     
  • Strengths
     
  • Challenges
     
  • Life purpose
     

By looking at key parts like your Sun sign, Moon sign, and Rising sign, plus where other planets were, a birth chart gives a detailed picture of who you are.

Why? Birthcharts

What’s in your Birthchart?

What’s in your Birthchart?

Using a birth chart to support children involves interpreting planetary placements, houses, and aspects to understand their natural tendencies, behavioral patterns, and learning preferences. 

How?

What to gather for your birthchart

What to gather for your birthchart

 

Understanding Behavior

Moon Sign

  • Shows how your child feels and what they need emotionally.
     
  • Example: A Cancer Moon child may need extra love, comfort, and a secure space.
     

Mars Sign

  • Tells you how your child handles energy, frustration, and anger.
     
  • Example:
     
    • Mars in Aries = bold, active, quick to express feelings.
       
    • Mars in Pisces = sensitive, may avoid direct conflict.
       

Mercury’s House

  • Reveals how they think, talk, and learn.
     
  • Example:
     
    • Mercury in the 3rd House = curious, fast learner, loves to talk.
       
    • Mercury in the 12th House = quiet, deep thinker, prefers privacy.
       

🧠 Learning Habits

Mercury Sign

  • Governs how your child processes information.
     
  • Example:
     
    • Mercury in Gemini = quick learner, easily distracted.
       
    • Mercury in Capricorn = loves structure, focused and steady.
       

3rd & 9th Houses

  • Show learning focus.
     
    • 3rd = everyday skills, early education.
       
    • 9th = big ideas, philosophy, higher learning.
       

Element Types and Learning Styles

  • Fire Signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius): Learn best through action and fun.
     
  • Earth Signs (Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn): Like hands-on, step-by-step learning.
     
  • Air Signs (Gemini, Libra, Aquarius): Learn by talking, reading, exploring ideas.
     
  • Water Signs (Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces): Learn through feelings, art, and connection.
     

🌟 Dream Job Clues

Midheaven (MC)

  • Shows natural career path.
     
  • Example: MC in Libra = may enjoy careers in art, law, or helping people resolve conflict.
     

6th House

  • Tells you about their work style and what kind of routine suits them.
     

Jupiter & Saturn

  • Jupiter = where they shine and grow.
     
  • Saturn = areas where they need to work harder to succeed.
     

North Node

  • Points to their life path and what they’re meant to grow into.
     
  • Can guide long-term purpose or career themes.
     

🔧 How to Use This in Real Life

  • Build learning environments that match their strengths (e.g., creative tools for Fire signs, calming spaces for Water signs).
     
  • Support them through challenges shown in tough aspects (e.g., if Saturn is strong, they may need more structure and encouragement).
     
  • Explore their Midheaven through fun activities and hobbies related to that field (e.g., drawing, debate, nature walks).

What to gather for your birthchart

What to gather for your birthchart

What to gather for your birthchart

Day of birth

City, State of birth

Exact time of birth(vital statistics: long form birth certificate)


 

Free Birth Chart Platforms

  1. Astro.com (Astrodienst)
     
    • Extremely detailed and accurate charts.
       
    • Offers free natal chart + interpretations.
       
    • Allows you to save multiple charts.
       

  1. Cafe Astrology
     
    • Simple and easy to read.
       
    • Great for beginners.
       
    • Includes descriptions of each placement.
       

  1. AstroSeek
     
    • Customizable chart styles and options.
       
    • Offers a lot of astrology tools (transits, compatibility, progressions).
       

  1. Co–Star Astrology
     
    • App-based astrology with a modern feel.
       
    • Generates a free birth chart + daily updates.
       
    • Requires exact birth time and location.
       

  1. TimePassages App
     
    • Desktop and mobile app available.
       
    • Offers a free chart with beginner-friendly breakdowns.
       

  1. Chani App
     
    • Beautifully designed and intuitive.
       
    • Gives birth chart insights with affirmations.
       
    • Created by astrologer Chani Nicholas.
       

  1. Astrology.com
     
    • Free natal chart report with brief summaries.
       
    • Great intro for those just getting into astrology.



adverse childhood experIENCEs

 

 

What Are ACEs?

ACEs stand for Adverse Childhood Experiences—stressful or traumatic things that happen to kids from birth to age 17.

These experiences can affect how a child grows, learns, and feels, and they can even impact health and success later in life.

Types of ACEs:

  1. Abuse
     
    • Physical (being hit or hurt)
       
    • Emotional (being yelled at, threatened)
       
    • Sexual (being touched or treated inappropriately)
       

  1. Neglect
     
    • Physical (not having enough food, clean clothes, or safety)
       
    • Emotional (not feeling loved, cared for, or supported)
       

  1. Household Problems
     
    • A parent with mental illness or addiction
       
    • Seeing or hearing violence at home
       
    • Parents who are separated or divorced
       
    • A family member in jail
       

Why It Matters:

The more ACEs someone has, the higher their risk for:

  • Mental health issues (like anxiety, depression)
     
  • Health problems (like heart disease, obesity)
     
  • Struggles in school or work
     
  • Substance use (alcohol or drugs)
     

What Can Help?

  • Supportive adults and relationships
     
  • Counseling or therapy
     
  • Safe spaces like schools and community centers
     
  • Learning coping skills and building confidence
     

The Goal:

When we understand ACEs, we can help kids heal, build stronger communities, and create brighter futures.


 

"Imagination is more important than knowledge."

Albert Einstein 


 


creative genius

 

 

We Are Born Creative Geniuses — But School Dulls It

NASA scientists ran a study on 1,600 children to test their creativity:

  • Ages 4–5: 98% tested as creative geniuses
     
  • Age 10: Only 30% still tested at that level
     
  • Age 15: It dropped to 12%
     
  • Adults: Just 2% tested as creative geniuses
     

They were shocked and turned it into a long-term study. What they found was clear: we’re born creative, but we lose it as we grow—especially in school.

Why does this happen?

They discovered two types of thinking:

  • Divergent thinking: Creative, imaginative, full of ideas
     
  • Convergent thinking: Logical, analytical, critical
     

In school, kids are often forced to do both at the same time—come up with ideas and critique them right away. This blocks creativity, especially when fear or pressure is involved.

What’s the solution?

We need to protect and nurture creativity in children. Let them explore, imagine, and problem-solve freely. Creativity isn’t just about art—it’s a key skill for future jobs and innovation.

Right now, the education system is failing to do this. It’s time we rethink how we support the minds of our children.

ASHLEY B. CEO/ FOUNDER OF ASHLEY B. CHILDHOOD ADVOCATE

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