Aries
Gemini
Early April will be an ideal month for Gemini moms to give birth. The force of Mars will strengthen and prepare their minds while also giving them the powerful surge of mama-bear ferocity needed to bring forth new life.
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Cancer
Cancer moms-to-be will have the most luck delivering their new babies in late October with the ruling force of Mars and Pluto guiding them. These moms will also have an easier labor if delivering in water—the element that represents their sign, as well as the sign of Scorpio, which falls in late October and early November.
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Leo
Leo moms are strong in heart, mind and body, making nearly any month of the year ideal for them to give birth. However, they will have the easiest time in late March when Jupiter, the planet of luck, overlaps with Mars, the planet of war—making their smooth delivery a victory ripe with good fortune.
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Virgo
Virgo moms tend to be anxious and struggle with self-doubt. This is why delivering a child in late December, under the planetary rule of Saturn, will help Virgo refocus her mind and have a more successful, less stressful childbirth experience.
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Libra
The loving Libra will have clarity of mind and a higher self-realization in early August, making it the perfect time for them to give birth. This month is guided by the sun and provides the opportunity for pregnant Libra moms to tap into the wisdom of the ancients, making their transition into motherhood mystical and powerful.
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Scorpio
Scorpio mothers tend to be tense and often worry about meeting the needs of others, which can make it difficult for them to accept help during childbirth. By delivering in late June, under the rule of the moon, Scorpio moms can tap into the energy of maternal bonding and mysticism, which will quiet their active minds and make them more receptive to being nurtured.
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