Just recently, they've been talking about astrology at the high school and the topic of horoscopew came up. Before this, he didn't even know what a horoscope was. But the teacher said that for tonight's homework, they have to bring their month's horoscope to class. So he asked me what it was and I told him what it was. But now he's starting to think they mitht he true just because his month said he will have good health and he does have good health at the moment. I personally do not believe in them. What should I do if I should do anything at all?. Created by Dixie Land. pregnancy-parenting-en - parenting-en

I wouldn't do anything... When I was a boy your sons age, I also believed in such superstitious things. I grew older and learned that I never really found evidence for the supernatural and by the time I was 17 stopped believing in such things. He is still a boy and will grow out of believing in such nonsense, On the other-hand, there are lots of people who believe in their horoscopes and astrology. One could believe in more dangerous things and perhaps believing in something ineffable, although false, can add a little magic to a world that is dark, violent and harsh. Your boy will grow out of this.