Cancer Childhood Periods

Cancer babies have chubby and meaningful faces. They feel many emotions at once in a day. One minute they can be distributing smiles, and the next minute they can start crying with an expression of uncertainty on their face. They are kind to the people they love from infancy. They do not make a sound when sitting in their arms or being kissed and hugged. However, they cannot tolerate being kissed by someone they do not like and will cry loudly. They have an insatiable appetite, so they never face their mothers' complaints of "not eating". They can spend hours playing and spreading smiles in a comfortable armchair or a bathtub filled with water.

Harsh attitudes can cause the Cancer child to withdraw and cut off their relationship with the outside world. This makes them unhappy. If they are shown enough attention and love in childhood, their suspicion towards the outside world will weaken as they become more secure. They are dreamy and creative. They need a lot of encouragement to introduce themselves through conversations, painting, or music. Although they may have difficulty adapting to noisy and stressful environments, school will be very beneficial for them. They are very sensitive to events in the world. They have a great love for animals. Cancer children need more love than other children. They are easily trained when approached with love and kindness. If their rich imagination is enriched with fairy tales, stories, and games, the child's artistic spirit will be more easily revealed.

PERSONALITY
Cancer children, just like adult Cancers, do not always conform to their cheerful temperament. They are very sensitive and fragile. While playing and having fun with their friends, they can suddenly become quiet and withdraw.

FAMILY LIFE
Cancer children are happy to be part of a family where solidarity is strong. They are people who know how to protect and defend themselves in every environment. They establish strong bonds that will last a lifetime. They expect their family members to trust their friends. Cancer children can panic quickly. Even a small problem can have a bomb effect on them. A bad grade or a fight among friends can lead to sleepless nights. They relive bad events over and over again. In these situations, it would be good for the family to observe well, listen to the child, and redirect their interests in a different direction. This way they can feel safe.

Cancer children get along well with their siblings. If their mood is good, they enjoy doing things with them, but they mostly prefer to be alone. They are sensitive. Sometimes they may have problems with outgoing and authoritative relatives.

Cancer children are happiest at home. Their mothers are a role model for them. They imitate her attitudes and behaviors. The only person they want to be with in difficult times is their mother. If their protective attitude turns into pressure, it will leave negative effects on the child. From a young age, they try to show a lot of love and respect to each family member.