What if your child’s astrological sign had an influence on his personality? On social networks, some parents are convinced of this and decide to choose when their baby will be born.
Trends related to children and pregnancy are numerous on social networks. It is very common to see couples of future parents surveying their communities to find a cute name for their baby or to see adorable infants and their parents moving on a fun choreography.
But for the past few months, a whole new trend has been making the buzz: it seems that some parents think ahead about the astrological sign of their future baby so that they don’t have to raise a child whose sign they don’t like. While this may seem strange, more and more parents are seduced by this new way of designing. “My husband thinks I’m crazy for wanting to plan our next child based on the signs so that when we have another child, we can all be compatible.”said a mom on Reddit.
Should you avoid certain signs for your baby?
On social networks, many Internet users like to slip into the shoes of amateur astrologers, constantly advising to be wary of certain signs and to get closer to others. And it seems that this has convinced some future mothers. On Tiktok, women from all over the world film themselves before a pregnancy by announcing the months during which they would agree to become pregnant, depending on the (expected) astrological sign of their baby. Other videos show women who are already pregnant, who try by all means to avoid giving birth on the desired date to avoid certain astrological signs for their baby which would be “incompatible” with those of his parents.
Indeed, on the networks, the double personality of Gemini, the manipulative side of Scorpios or the too strong emotivity of Pisces, are often mocked, scaring away many parents. The latter will then turn to astrological signs such as Taurus, Capricorn or even Libra, which are among the most popular signs. But we know that no sign is perfect and “early” or “late” baby’s date of birth can also reveal surprises…and that’s good!