Your child’s gaze is clear and calm. Their movements are slow, graceful, and leisurely, yet there is an underlying strength in them. Do not rush your child—quick results in learning won’t come, but if they master something, they will do it better than anyone else. Their interests are usually vague, and later in life, they may choose a profession unrelated to what they disliked in school. It’s important to value their unexpected wise observations and encourage independent study—they love praise.
Usually quiet, they dislike fighting and avoid the chaos of playgrounds, which makes their peers see them as weak. But they simply prefer peace and only react to what seems important to them. They don’t interfere in others’ affairs but insist on not being disturbed. Whenever possible, provide them with as many toys as you can, preferably ones they can engage with for long periods on their own (e.g., building sets).
They are highly sensitive to color—whether in objects, items, or clothing. They are also sensitive to scents. Often, they have a birthmark on their neck or shoulders.
