Little Moon Report: Your Child's Chart, and How to Meet Them; Age 0-19

A personal report on your child's chart, written to you, the parent, and written for the age your child is now. Everything in these pages is drawn from my own teaching: twenty-five years of practice, my classes, and my books. The words are mine, and no part of the astrology was generated by AI.

Most reports on a child describe a Sun sign and stop there. I read a child's chart as a whole: the Sun, the rising sign, the Moon with its Nodes, and the soul layer underneath, put together the way I would read them with you in a session. I also read it forward, as who your child is growing into, with the ages when each part of them switches on.

What's inside

• Where your child is now: the stretch of childhood they're in by their own chart, and what those years are for.
• Your child at a glance: a single page you can hand to a grandparent, a babysitter or a teacher.
• Who they are: their Sun, rising sign and Moon in depth, with what each one needs from you and the tender side most people miss.
• Their Moon, read as a trilogy: yesterday's, today's and tomorrow's Moon, and the four things that matter most to nurture in this child.
• The four angles and the houses: how they meet the world, who they're drawn to, their inner world, and the parts of life that keep pulling them back.
• How they think, love and want: Mercury, Venus and Mars.
• Where they're tender: Chiron, the insecurity underneath, what it can sound like in a child, and what helps.
• Reading the chart together: how the parts of your child work with each other and against each other, the side of them almost nobody meets, and what that asks of you.
• Everyday life at their age: how they learn, what overwhelms them, bedtime or winding down at night, and friends. A four-year-old's report and a fourteen-year-old's are written differently.
• What they came in carrying: the soul layer, read through Pluto and the Nodes of the Moon.
• The growing years: the marker points from birth to nineteen on your child's own dates, with a few notes that look back to the months they've already passed.
• What to remember: a short recap closing each chapter, put together from your child's own placements.

How it works

Enter your child's birth date, birth time and birthplace, and tell us whether they're a boy or a girl so the report speaks about them properly. It arrives by email within about 12 hours as a beautifully designed PDF of about 50 pages.

Don't know the birth time? Choose "I don't know the birth time". Everything read from the signs is still there; the houses and the four angles are left out rather than guessed.

Questions parents ask me

Will it put my child in a box? A chart is a framework. It shows the design your child is working with, the way a seed carries the shape of the tree, and it doesn't cover everything. Your child is still full of potential no chart can measure, and the mystery of who they are stays theirs.

My child is very sensitive. Will this help? Many of the parents who come to me have a highly sensitive child. The report shows where your child feels the most and what tends to settle them, and it never diagnoses anything. It sits alongside what their doctors and teachers tell you.

I have more than one child. Will their reports read alike? Each report is built from that child's own chart and age, down to the recap at the end of every chapter. Two children with the same Sun sign get two different reports, and fairness isn't sameness: you'll see what each of them needs from you.

I don't know anything about astrology. You don't need to. Every sign, planet and house is explained in plain words as it comes up, and every page gives you something to notice or try.

Is this about predicting my child's future? No. Evolutionary astrology reads the soul's intention and the timing of growth. What you'll get is a clearer picture of who your child is and what helps them now.

I'm a mother of five, and I've read children's charts with their parents for many years. The thing that convinced me of astrology all over again was watching the same switches flip in each of my children at the same ages. This report is what I'd want every parent to know.