Today, let’s talk about fairy tale and literary characters who resemble Taurus children in temperament or appearance. One of the most vivid examples of a cartoon Taurus is the Bear from the animated series “Masha and the Bear.” However, Bear is already an adult, and adult Taureans in their archetype are exactly like Mishka. They are very patient, caring, and therefore often seem stricter and more stern than they actually are.
But if we imagine Masha’s Bear as a child, we get an accurate description of a Taurus child: calm, friendly, slightly shy or inert, sometimes a bit withdrawn, creative—but their creativity is practical (perhaps music, modeling, crafts, or something along those lines). Little Taureans are deeply attached to their parents, as well as to their personal world of toys and belongings. They grow up to be generous, although very young Taureans may struggle to give away or part with familiar objects or toys. Taurus children know how to play with everyday items and therefore don’t always need specially purchased store-bought toys. However, their games often require an example to imitate, so they may reluctantly accept new games and prefer familiar, well-known ones. They are practical in adult life, and their childhood practicality manifests as the ability to use surrounding objects for their own enjoyment. Thus, they can play with more than just toys.
Another deeply touching example of a little cartoon Taurus is the baby mammoth from the animated film about searching for his mother.
This character perfectly illustrates the gentle (non-aggressive) persistence and determination of Taurus, his kindness and fearlessness on the path toward a chosen goal. It should be noted that parents of young Taureans sometimes suffer greatly due to their children’s stubbornness. Once a Taurus child makes a decision, no storm or wind will stop him.
Among other characters, we can mention Snow White from the fairy tale and the animated film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.”
In the image of young Snow White, we see well-portrayed kindness, inner gentleness, love for the surrounding world (Taureans are very kind), practicality, simplicity, diligence, and inner strength beneath an outwardly soft demeanor. Although, I won’t hide—it’s clear that this character also carries some qualities of Pisces. But we’ll talk about Pisces in other blogs.
I’d love to hear your thoughts about Taurus, and about fairy tale characters you think embody this sign. And I remind you: Gemini is next. In my upcoming blogs, I’ll tell you more about this air sign of the Zodiac as expressed in children.
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