Baby Fun

February is the shortest month of the year so it would only stand to reason that fewer babies are born during this month. Some of the events around the world shared with babies born in February are Black history month, the Chinese new year, and of course our favorite, Valentines Day.

Although we know January as the first month of the year, it didn't even exist in the Roman calendar where the first month was March! However, ...

August is the third month of summer, and like July, it originally bore a different name before being renamed for one of the great Roman emperors, Augustus. Augustus had ...

 Did you know that Winston Churchill and Marie Antoinette were born in November? And that's only the beginning of many fun facts about November-born babies. Continue reading ...

There are lots of neat facts about October babies, and you may even be able to learn a little bit about their future personality, based on ...

July, the second month in summer, is the warmest month of the year in the northern hemisphere. The hot days of summer invoke memories of childhood fun and games. If your baby is born in this month ...

Is your baby going to be born in May? May is a spring month in the northern hemisphere, one of the warmest spring months just before the heat of summer sets in. The chill of winter is officially gone by May in most places. In the southern hemisphere, May is a pleasant autumn month and offers a relief from the hotter months.

If you're expecting a baby in April, congratulations! April is the first full month of spring and is a time of renewal and growth. Easter generally falls in April. Both the religious and secular celebrations of Easter symbolize new life. Baby chicks and bunnies are symbols of Easter and also make wonderful plush toys for your new baby!

There are lots of fun facts about September-born babies. In this post, we uncover what makes September babies unique from their astrological signs to ...

June, the month of the summer solstice, is a perfect month to bring a new life into the world. While June marks the end of spring and most new beginnings, it also marks the beginning of summer when life flourishes...