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Tatiana LimaParent & Child Astrology Book

Natal astrology for parents · UK & online worldwide

Understand the child you're raising.

Personal natal-chart readings that help parents explore their child's temperament, emotions, communication and individuality through the lens of astrology.

Reflection, not predictionAstrology as a lens for curiosity
Prepared in advanceEvery chart studied before we meet
Written summaryA Parent Insight Summary to keep
A mother reading to her two children in bed by lamplight

Every child arrives differently

No two children experience the world in quite the same way.

Two children raised by the same parents, in the same home, can meet that home very differently. One wants to talk everything through; another needs quiet before they can say anything at all. One settles into school in a week. Another is still finding their feet at half-term.

A natal chart is a map of the sky at the moment a child was born. Astrologers read it as a picture of the drives, sensitivities and preferences a person may bring into the world. Tati translates that picture into practical observations you can hold up against the child you know, and see what you recognise.

  • Even siblings may…and a chart may help you notice why
  • Need different kinds of reassuranceThe Moon and emotional security
  • Communicate in different waysMercury and how thoughts become words
  • Approach school differentlyCuriosity, structure and pace
  • Respond differently to boundariesSaturn, Mars and the need for autonomy
  • Seek different amounts of independenceThe Ascendant and chart balance

What can we explore?

Eight doors into understanding your child.

A reading doesn't tell you who your child is. It opens questions you can carry into everyday life, and test against what you already see.

i

Emotions

What may help them feel safe, soothed and understood when feelings run high.

ii

Communication

How they might process ideas, and whether they think out loud or think first.

iii

Learning

The pace, structure and kind of stimulation that may feel most natural to them.

iv

Confidence

Where self-expression may come easily, and where encouragement may help most.

v

Relationships

Friendship, affection, and how they may approach closeness and belonging.

vi

Motivation

What seems to light them up, and what may lie behind their frustration.

vii

Creativity

Natural interests, play and imagination, and the materials they may reach for.

viii

Family dynamics

How their needs sit alongside yours, and alongside their brothers' and sisters'.

The reading framework

Your Child's Compass

Tati does the complexity. You receive the meaning. Every child reading is organised around ten points, so that a detailed chart becomes something you can use.

Parent + Child

Sometimes the challenge isn't either of you. It's the difference between you.

A parent who needs to talk things through, and a child who needs to go quiet first. A parent who plans ahead, and a child who comes alive in the moment. Neither is wrong. They are different, and differences are easier to work with once you can see them.

Synastry is the astrological practice of setting two charts side by side. Tati looks at where your charts flow easily together, where your needs differ, and where friction may arise, so you have a shared language for moments that otherwise feel personal.

  • Easy-flowing dynamics
  • Areas needing more awareness

What you leave with

Less guesswork. More curiosity.

A reading won't hand you answers about your child. What parents tend to take away is something more useful: a fresh way of looking.

A shared language

Words for differences you've felt but never quite named, so they stop feeling personal.

Questions worth testing

Specific things to watch for at home, at bedtime, before school, to see what rings true.

Practical ideas

Small changes in how you reassure, explain or encourage, drawn from the chart and from what you already know.

Something to keep

A written Parent Insight Summary to come back to as your child grows.

Readings

Three places to begin.

Each reading is priced around the time it takes: preparing the charts beforehand, the consultation itself, and the written summary you keep.

Most parents start here

Understanding Your Child

A detailed reading of one child's natal chart, organised around Your Child's Compass.

  • Chart preparation before we meet
  • 75-minute consultation, online or in person
  • 5–10 page Parent Insight Summary
  • Reflection prompts for you
£145one child · 75 min

Signature reading

Parent + Child

Your chart, your child's chart, and the relationship between them.

  • Both natal charts and the synastry between them
  • 90-minute consultation
  • Written Parent + Child summary
  • Where you flow, and where you differ
£195one parent, one child · 90 min

The widest view

Family Reading

Parents' and children's charts, the key relationships between them, and the themes that repeat.

  • Up to four natal charts
  • Key synastry relationships
  • 120-minute consultation
  • Written family summary
from £275up to four charts · 120 min

A first glimpse

There's much more to your child's chart than their star sign.

Enter a birth date, time and place to see the three points astrologers usually start with. A full reading goes much further.

Tatiana Lima

Meet Tati

"I've always been fascinated by how differently people meet the same world. Astrology gave me a language for that difference."

Tatiana Lima brings her longstanding love of astrology to one question: how can parents understand the particular child in front of them? Her readings are warm, careful and practical, and they always start from what you already know about your child.

Our promise to children

Astrology opens questions. It doesn't close them.

  • No predictions about a child's future, health, career or relationships.
  • No labels, and no telling you your child "is" a fixed type of person.
  • No diagnosis of any kind. Astrology can't identify ADHD, autism, anxiety or any other condition.
  • Difficult chart patterns are read as areas for patience and awareness, never as problems.
  • Your observation of your child always comes first.