I think half the people I know have a birthday in mid-April, or between April 8th-22nd. Is July 4th really that big of a sexytime day?!
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Probably not. You are suffering from observation bias. https://thedailyviz.com/2016/09/17/how-common-is-your-birthday-dailyviz/ |
Mine is tomorrow. |
Most children are born in August. I saw a theory that many parents actually aim for a spring baby but actually achieve pregnancy only a few months later, resulting in the large number of births in August. |
I know heaps of people born on April 23. |
Thatβs when I was conceived as was my daughter! April birthdays are the best. |
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That was my due date but my DD came early....on April 15th. Mine is at the beginning of April. |
I remember reading that the. ost common birthday is September 16th. |
April 15th here. ![]() |
I'd never heard this but I have a child born in August and this tracks. |
Ok, I wanted hard data.
Most babies are born between July and November, so most babies are conceived during the colder months (which makes sense -- people stay inside more, and probably have sex more). https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/more-babies-are-conceived-during-winter-fall-180971112/ And PP is right that August is the most popular birth month. This article points out that a late August birthday usually means conception around Christmas/Hannukah/New Years. https://www.unitypoint.org/livewell/article.aspx?id=ad80d6cc-6a53-49f3-b496-8c0f48b47936 And a late July or early August birthdate means Thanksgiving. So not only are people inside, these are times when they tend to be celebrating, maybe drinking more. Anyway, your observation is just anecdotal OP. Turns out people are more likely to be having a baby in July than making one. |