Children born in the summer will always be in the spotlight, whether they like it or not. This is because nature endows such children with inner strength, generosity, philanthropy and kindness.
"Sunny" kids
Pediatricians have long noticed that "summer" babies, especially those who appeared at the end of the season, are larger and taller than their peers born in the cold season. This is due to the fact that expectant mothers spent a lot of time in the sun, and it, in turn, stimulates the formation of vitamin D in the body. Scientists say that the heavenly body transfers its power to the child even before his birth, and subsequently they get sick at times less often " spring "or" winter "children. According to research data, "summer" children are almost not susceptible to diabetes and asthma, among them there are few allergy sufferers.
"Sunny" babies and the regime - concepts that are ideally compatible. Their biological clock runs quickly, so parents usually have no problems falling asleep and waking up. They are not afraid of the dark, they are not particularly capricious before going to bed, which cannot be said about their "winter" peers. With competent upbringing, organized and responsible people will grow from "sunny" children.
Weakness
Not without a fly in the ointment. The weak point of "summer" children is their eyes: the probability of getting various ophthalmic diseases in such children is 24% higher than in "winter" or "autumn" children. They are at increased risk of myopia due to excessive exposure to sunlight on still fragile eyes. That is why parents should protect their face from direct sunlight from the first days of their baby's life.
Character
Leadership and inner strength are inherent in “summer” children. They are patient, persistent and fair. Often, those born in summer associate their lives with social activities and become politicians, philosophers, lawyers. "Summer" children love to be in the epicenter of attention, but at heart they can remain cautious and very shy. They protect the weak, often take risks, but sometimes they cannot defend their interests. Such children need to be praised more often and explained that there is nothing wrong with healthy egoism.
Increased emotionality and sensitivity allow "summer" children to share their experiences with others and express emotions. For this reason, they rarely experience depression. Excessive impressionability can provoke withdrawals in such children, so parents should gently remove them from this state and direct emotional activity in a useful direction. Joint games and walks with a discussion of what they saw will come to the rescue.
