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With Lily Eid, Astrologer and Human Design Practitioner (Cosmic Safari)
There's a moment most parents know well.
Your child has come undone over something small. The wrong cup. A sock seam. Being asked to put shoes on for the fourth time. You've tried the calm voice, the cuddle, the counting down, the thing that worked last week…but they escalate anyway.
You are doing everything right and it is landing on the wrong child.
Maybe, the strategies you've been handed were written for an average child who doesn't actually exist. Yours has a specific nervous system with a specific set of conditions for feeling safe, and until you know what those conditions are, you're guessing.
Astrology has a map for this, but most people aren’t aware, or are reading the wrong part of it.
The sun is the placement everyone knows. It's on the mugs, in the apps, printed on the birthday card.
It also describes identity, which is a thing your child is still in the middle of building. Ask a four-year-old who they are and you'll get an answer that changes each minute.
Before ten, children run on instinct, and instinct sits with the moon.
Your child's moon sign is the layer underneath everything you're already watching. It governs how they take in emotion, how they discharge it, what soothing looks like in their body, and what your well-meant comfort feels like from the inside when it misses.
Some children need to be held tightly through a meltdown. For others that same hold is a trap and it doubles the storm. Some need words for what they're feeling. Others need you to stop talking entirely and simply stay in the room. Some settle through movement, some through stillness, some through a story that lets them feel it at one step removed.
In this live one hour session, Lily will cover:
Why the moon outranks every other placement in early childhood, and what it explains about behaviour that nothing else does
What each of the 12 moon signs needs to feel safe, what tips them over, and the repair that lands afterwards
How to find your child's moon sign accurately, including why their birth date alone won't get you there
How to hold this as a lens for understanding your child while keeping it well away from becoming a label they carry or an excuse for behaviour
Live Q&A, where you can bring questions about your own child
You stop cycling through strategies that were never built for your child.
You start reading the escalation earlier, because you know what it looks like in them specifically.
The meltdowns get shorter, because you're meeting the need underneath instead of the behaviour on top.
Something shifts in how you see them. The traits that have been frustrating you start to look less like something to fix and more like information about who they are.
Friday 21st August | 9:30am
Live via Zoom, recording included for everyone who registers
$35
Pack your bags, let's explore your child's energetic world 🪐
With Lily Eid, Astrologer and Human Design Practitioner (Cosmic Safari)
There's a moment most parents know well.
Your child has come undone over something small. The wrong cup. A sock seam. Being asked to put shoes on for the fourth time. You've tried the calm voice, the cuddle, the counting down, the thing that worked last week…but they escalate anyway.
You are doing everything right and it is landing on the wrong child.
Maybe, the strategies you've been handed were written for an average child who doesn't actually exist. Yours has a specific nervous system with a specific set of conditions for feeling safe, and until you know what those conditions are, you're guessing.
Astrology has a map for this, but most people aren’t aware, or are reading the wrong part of it.
The sun is the placement everyone knows. It's on the mugs, in the apps, printed on the birthday card.
It also describes identity, which is a thing your child is still in the middle of building. Ask a four-year-old who they are and you'll get an answer that changes each minute.
Before ten, children run on instinct, and instinct sits with the moon.
Your child's moon sign is the layer underneath everything you're already watching. It governs how they take in emotion, how they discharge it, what soothing looks like in their body, and what your well-meant comfort feels like from the inside when it misses.
Some children need to be held tightly through a meltdown. For others that same hold is a trap and it doubles the storm. Some need words for what they're feeling. Others need you to stop talking entirely and simply stay in the room. Some settle through movement, some through stillness, some through a story that lets them feel it at one step removed.
In this live one hour session, Lily will cover:
Why the moon outranks every other placement in early childhood, and what it explains about behaviour that nothing else does
What each of the 12 moon signs needs to feel safe, what tips them over, and the repair that lands afterwards
How to find your child's moon sign accurately, including why their birth date alone won't get you there
How to hold this as a lens for understanding your child while keeping it well away from becoming a label they carry or an excuse for behaviour
Live Q&A, where you can bring questions about your own child
You stop cycling through strategies that were never built for your child.
You start reading the escalation earlier, because you know what it looks like in them specifically.
The meltdowns get shorter, because you're meeting the need underneath instead of the behaviour on top.
Something shifts in how you see them. The traits that have been frustrating you start to look less like something to fix and more like information about who they are.
Friday 21st August | 9:30am
Live via Zoom, recording included for everyone who registers
$35
Pack your bags, let's explore your child's energetic world 🪐