Are you destined to be a mom of many, or one?
Taurus
Babies: 2
This bull sign does best when they have two children close together in age. Since Taurus is patient and nurturing, they are fantastic with young kids, but if they have more kids than arms to hold them, Taurus can get easily flustered and overwhelmed.
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Gemini
Babies: Twins!
This twin sign is dual-sided. They are loving nurturers and aspiring geniuses, and due to their star sign, have a profound love for multiples. Even if Gemini's patience isn't always on point, they'll learn everything they can to give their babies intellectual stimulation and opportunities to become little Einsteins themselves.
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Cancer
Babies: 2
Cantankerous and moody Cancer moms are also deeply connected to their home life and families. These moms do best when they have two children, as long as they are spaced apart by several years, giving this crab sign a chance to learn and decompress before the next go-round.
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Leo
Babies: 2-4
Lioness moms are incredible multitaskers with more patience than hair on their heads. They are born with a strong maternal streak that overrides their natural urge for independence. This makes them experts at raising their own pride of cubs who are equally self-sufficient and prepared for life ahead.
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Virgo
Babies: 1
Due to Virgo's high-anxiety mindset, they tend to overthink and overstress every aspect of parenthood (and life in general). This means they are best suited for one child they can pour all their love and generosity into, without having to worry (too much) if they are royally screwing up motherhood.
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Libra
Babies: 2, 4 or even 6
Balanced Libra moms are drawn to fairness and equality, making them most likely to have even numbers of children. They are also perfect adoptive parents since they have an unmatched fountain of compassion for children who need a loving home.
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