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  Virgo
August 24 - September 23
Virgo  
         

Virgo Relationships - Child

Virgo children are seldom any trouble to their parents. They are unlikely to spill their food, tear their clothes or leave their bedrooms in a mess. They are thoughtful, gentle and shy with strangers. They are more likely to be found with their noses in a book than playing out of doors.

At school, they are keen to do well. They need teachers who will encourage rather than criticise them, since their fragile egos are easily damaged and they can make themselves physically ill with worry. They are dependable, efficient and will frequently take on tasks which the other pupils refuse to do. Even when they are small children, Virgos’ sense of duty is firmly ingrained.

Virgo youngsters need a peaceful and stable home life. It is important to them that their parents consider their feelings and respect their privacy. They are hard to reach on an emotional level, since their reasoning is based on hard facts. They need positive parents who will nurture their sense of identity and boost their confidence. Only by being given plenty of physical affection as children will they be able to express it themselves when they grow up. It is all too easy for their self-critical natures to result in lifelong inferiority complexes.

On no account should Virgo children ever be bullied or browbeaten. They will simply clam up and retreat into their own private worlds. Even teasing should be gentle and affectionate and should never involve their teenage loves. Many adult Virgos still carry the emotional scars inflicted in childhood by well-meaning but clumsy adults.



 
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