All of the little Capricorns (Liliana, Paxton and Layla) in their special shirts that Peggy bought for them.
Here is a bit about Capricorns as babies and children:
Capricorn babies thrive on routine and order, which gives them the sense of security they need. They are usually even-tempered and self-contained. Capricorns can be strong-willed and will get what they want by slowly wearing down parental resistance. Young Capricorns tend to prefer older company and they enjoy pretending to be grown-up. Your child will probably prefer to have just one or two close friends rather than being a part of a large group. Capricorns usually love to read and to make things.
Your child will need to be encouraged to spend time outside in the fresh air, since Capricorns are not usually very enthusiastic about sport or the outdoors. Sometimes they are very serious children who need to be encouraged to relax and play. Capricorns have a good sense of humour but cannot bear to be teased.
A Capricorn child will do well in a secure environment with regular routine and reliable, appreciative parents. Young Capricorns can also lose self-confidence easily despite their maturity. They should be taught how to express their very sensitive inner emotions and how to relax, because Capricorns are natural worriers.
For those with a Capricorn child, you have a kid who is quiet, obedient, and intelligent beyond his years, but who will demonstrate rather marked introversion from an early age. This is a child who is happiest in a close circle of friends and family, a trait he will likely carry throughout his life. Capricorn kids are determined little souls who will do well in school and will often be "teacher's pet" in the classroom. With a personality based on discipline and order, Capricorn kids like a quiet space that is all their own with a place for everything and everything in its place. This is not a kid who you have to entertain every minute of the day, as he will pursue his own interests with little input from you. In fact, of all the signs of the zodiac, Capricorn is the one who is most helpful around the house, starting at a surprisingly young age. Remember, however, that your little Capricorn has a tendency to not be as self-confident as other signs, and without positive feedback from you, he may feel unsuccessful and withdraw into himself. Therefore, as the parent of a Capricorn child, be sure to make it a point to praise your child's efforts at every opportunity, making sure he knows that you value his contributions. Be aware also that even when young, Capricorns have a tendency to become quite pessimistic, so correcting this by pointing out the sliver lining will go far in helping make your Capricorn a successful part of society in later years.
I can't speak for Layla or Paxton, but our Liliana is very much a Capricorn so far. She is VERY routined, right down to the time of day that she poops!! She is easy-going so she tolerates us dragging her everywhere with us, but if I miss too many of her naps she FREAKS out and cries so hard. She seems to be very even-tempered so far, although I realize she is only 3 1/2 months old. And, she really isn't the biggest fan of being outside in the fresh air. While our "fainting goat" is getting better about being outside (due in part to the sunglasses she now rocks around town) she definitely prefers to be at home and still smiles when we walk in the door to our house after a long day out.
Paxton was always holding Layla's hand...
...and putting his hand on Lila's thigh. What a flirt!
The shirt says, "Capricorn-born ambitious-loves to organize"
