What are the best birthday dates?

What is the best birthday date ever?

Now while you may have imagined that the best time of year to have your birthday would be sometime in scorching July or August, the research, which was conducted by Dr. Oetker and looked at 2,000 adults, suggested the best day in the entire year to have your birthday is actually 15th June.

What birthday date is the rarest?

According to the chart, Christmas Day is the least common birthday, followed by New Years Day, and Christmas Eve and the 4^th of July. There are also fewer birthdays on the 13^th of each month, as compared to the 12^th and 14^th. September 11^th is noticeably lower than birthdays around it as well.

What is the least popular birthday?

December 28, 29, and 30 all rank among the 30 most common birthdays in Stiles' analysis of two decades of births in the U.S. The least-common birthday was New Year's Day, followed by Christmas Eve, the Fourth of July, Jan. 2 and Dec. 26. That isn't a coincidence.

What is the least popular birth date?

Comparison: How Rare is Your Birthday?

Is there a day without birthdays?

10 Least Popular Birthdays

While holidays are a popular time for baby making, babies are less likely to be born on popular holidays. Christmas, New Years, Christmas Eve, July 4th, Halloween, and some suspiciously Thanksgiving days all make the top 10 least common birthdays.

Is December 22 A rare birthday?

December babies are rare, particularly if they were born Dec. 24 or Dec. 25, which are the rarest of all birthdays.

What are the top 10 rarest birthdays?

What birth month lives the shortest?

Those who have birthdays in May, June or July are likely to die younger than people born at other times of the year. The most recent link between birth month and diminished life expectancy is an analysis of more than 360,000 deaths in the German region of North Rhine Westphalia from 1984 to 1999.

Is September 16 a rare birthday?

As it turns out, Sept. 16 is the most common birthday in America. The New York Times published a long table graph in 2006 that ranked every day of the year with how many babies are born on that day.