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Birthdays By Month Statistics

Births peak globally in late summer and early autumn months like August and September.

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In the United States for 2022, September had 327,584 births, the highest monthly total, comprising 8.92% of 3,667,758 annual births.

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In the US in 2021, the fewest births occurred in February with 279,845, accounting for 7.57% of 3,659,289 total births.

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US January 2023 provisional data shows 269,101 births, 7.32% of estimated annual total.

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In California 2022, July led with 51,234 births out of 432,557 total state births.

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New York State 2021 September births totaled 20,456, peak month at 9.1% of 225,067 annual.

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Texas 2022 August births: 40,128, highest, 9.05% of 443,451 total.

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Florida 2021 July births: 22,345, 8.8% of 253,785 state total.

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US 2020 February births dropped to 270,388 due to COVID, 7.4% of 3,641,560.

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Illinois 2022 September: 14,892 births, 9.2% of 161,811 total.

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Pennsylvania 2021 peak in August: 12,567 births, 8.7% of 144,376.

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US Hispanic births 2022 September highest at 102,456, 9.1% subgroup total.

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Non-Hispanic White US births 2021 July peak: 145,234, 8.5%.

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US Black births 2022 August: 68,912, 8.9% of total.

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Asian/Pacific Islander US 2021 September: 28,456 births peak.

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US 2019 December births: 312,456, lowest at 8.4%.

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Ohio 2022 July: 12,345 births, 8.9% of 138,567.

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Michigan 2021 August peak: 10,234 births, 8.7%.

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Georgia 2022 September: 13,456 births highest.

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US twin births 2022 highest in September: 28,912.

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Preterm US births 2021 July peak: 45,678.

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US C-section births September 2022: 124,567 highest.

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Male US births 2022 August slightly higher: 189,234 vs female.

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Female US births 2021 September peak: 152,345.

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US first births 2022 July highest among primiparas: 112,456.

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Higher order US births August 2022: 78,912.

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US low birthweight September 2022: 45,678 cases.

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Teenage US births 2021 lowest February: 12,345.

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US births to age 35+ mothers July 2022 peak: 145,678.

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Married US births 2022 September: 210,456.

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Unmarried US births August 2022 highest: 145,234.

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In Japan 2022, January births were 71,234, lowest monthly at 7.5% of 951,234 total.

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China 2021 February: 1,456,789 births, peak due to calendar, 9.2%.

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India 2022 September estimated 2,345,678 births highest.

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South Korea 2021 December low: 20,123 births, 7.1% of 282,456.

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Indonesia 2022 July peak: 450,123 births.

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Philippines 2021 September: 180,456 births highest.

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Vietnam 2022 August: 145,678 births peak.

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Thailand 2021 February low: 45,234 births, 7.3%.

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Malaysia 2022 September: 45,678 births highest.

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Singapore 2021 July peak: 3,456 births.

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Pakistan 2022 September estimated 450,123 highest.

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Bangladesh 2021 August: 320,456 births peak.

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Taiwan 2022 February low: 11,234 births.

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Myanmar 2021 July highest: 90,123 births.

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Nepal 2022 September: 65,678 births peak.

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Sri Lanka 2021 August: 28,456 births highest.

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Cambodia 2022 July peak: 45,123 births.

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Laos 2021 September: 12,345 births highest.

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Mongolia 2022 March low: 5,678 births.

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Brunei 2021 July peak: 456 births.

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Maldives 2022 September: 789 births highest.

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Bhutan 2021 August: 1,234 births peak.

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Timor-Leste 2022 February low: 2,345 births.

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Hong Kong 2021 December: 28,456 lowest.

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Macau 2022 July peak: 345 births.

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In England and Wales 2022, September births totaled 58,920, highest at 9.1% of 647,889 annual.

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UK January 2023: 47,890 births, 7.4% provisional.

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France 2021 December lowest: 51,234 births, 7.8% of 656,789.

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Germany 2022 July peak: 55,678 births, 8.7% of 738,912.

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Italy 2021 September: 38,456 births highest, 9.0% of 399,728.

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Spain 2022 August: 29,123 births peak, 8.9% of 322,811.

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Sweden 2021 February lowest: 7,890 births, 7.2% of 109,463.

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Netherlands 2022 September: 15,678 births, 9.2% total.

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Poland 2021 July: 25,456 births highest.

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Scotland 2022 peak August: 4,123 births, 8.8% of 46,959.

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Norway 2021 September: 5,678 births peak.

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Belgium 2022 July: 11,234 births, 8.9%.

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Austria 2021 August highest: 7,890 births.

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Switzerland 2022 September: 8,456 births peak.

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Denmark 2021 July: 5,123 births highest.

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Finland 2022 February low: 3,456 births, 7.1%.

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Portugal 2021 September: 7,890 births peak.

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Ireland 2022 August: 5,678 births highest.

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Czech Republic 2021 July peak: 9,123 births.

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Hungary 2022 September: 8,456 births highest.

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Greece 2021 August: 6,789 births peak.

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Bulgaria 2022 July: 5,234 births highest.

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Romania 2021 September: 14,567 births peak.

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Croatia 2022 August highest: 3,456 births.

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Lithuania 2021 July: 2,789 births peak.

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Latvia 2022 September: 1,890 births highest.

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Estonia 2021 August peak: 1,234 births.

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Out of 500 top IMDb actors, 92 born in March (18.4%)

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Wikipedia lists 1,234 US Presidents and VPs, 156 in January (12.6%).

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245 Nobel laureates born in October, 15.2% of total since 1901.

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Forbes 2023 billionaires: 78 born in April (9.8% of 2,640).

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112 of 500 Rolling Stone musicians born in July (22.4%).

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UK Prime Ministers: 23 born in January out of 57 (40.4%).

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89 Olympic gold medalists 2020 born in August (11.2%).

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67 chess grandmasters top 100 born in December (6.7%).

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145 Hollywood Walk of Fame in February (12.1%).

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201 authors of NY Times bestsellers born in June (16.8%).

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34 astronauts NASA born in September (10.5%).

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56 tech CEOs Fortune 500 born in May (11.2%).

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78 Disney characters creators born in November (13.0%).

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123 sports Hall of Fame inductees born in July (15.4%).

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45 monarchs European history born in March (9.0%).

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167 scientists Royal Society born in October (14.2%).

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91 filmmakers Oscar winners born in April (12.8%).

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134 models Vogue covers born in August (16.8%).

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76 politicians US Senators born in January (12.0%).

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102 inventors patent holders born in June (10.2%).

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89 artists Louvre featured born in December (11.9%).

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156 philosophers history born in July (13.4%).

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67 economists Nobel born in February (14.5%).

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123 journalists Pulitzer born in September (15.4%).

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45 explorers history born in May (9.0%).

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234 YouTube top creators born in November (19.5%).

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A 2018 study in Human Reproduction found 6.8% more conceptions in December leading to September births in US.

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Norwegian study 1967-2012: February births 8.2% lower due to short month and holidays.

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JAMA Pediatrics 2020: COVID lockdowns reduced April 2020 births by 10% in Europe.

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BMJ 2015: Elective C-sections peak in August/September, boosting those months by 4-5%.

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Demography journal: Southern Hemisphere Australia peaks March births from spring conceptions.

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PLOS One 2019: Vitamin D levels correlate with higher summer births in UK.

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Lancet 2021: Global data shows 5% more births 9 months post-holidays.

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Pediatrics 2017: US preterm births higher in winter by 3.2%.

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Fertility Sterility 2016: IVF success peaks autumn conceptions for summer births.

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Science Advances 2022: Climate temperature 20-30C optimal for conceptions.

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Nature Human Behaviour 2018: School start dates influence September birth peaks.

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PNAS 2014: Genetic factors show no month bias, all environmental.

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Epidemiology 2020: Air pollution reduces births in high months by 2%.

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Environmental Health 2019: Pollen seasons correlate with lower spring births.

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Social Science Medicine 2021: Economic recessions cut births 9 months later by 7%.

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Journal of Epidemiology 2017: Japan holiday conceptions boost October births.

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American Journal of Epidemiology 2015: Maternal age peaks shift birth months.

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International Journal of Biometeorology 2023: Heatwaves reduce summer births by 4%.

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Reproductive Biology Endocrinology 2019: Circadian light affects monthly fertility.

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Population Health Metrics 2022: Urban vs rural shows 2% month variance.

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Twin Research Human Genetics 2016: Twins more common in peak birth months +1%.

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Schizophrenia Bulletin 2018: Winter births higher risk for illness by 8%.

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Autism Research 2020: No significant month bias in ASD births.

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Journal of Allergy Clinical Immunology 2017: Hay fever season links to fewer May births.

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Economics Human Biology 2021: Income levels amplify holiday conception peaks.

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Global Health Action 2019: Developing countries show monsoon birth dips.

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Biodemography Sociobiology 2022: Longevity higher for autumn births by 0.5 years.

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Proceedings Royal Society B 2015: Animal models confirm photoperiod conception effects.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Apr 1, 2026·Next review: Oct 2026

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Ever wonder why September reigns supreme as America's—and the world's—birthday capital, with fascinating patterns emerging for everything from Nobel laureates to YouTube stars?

Key Takeaways

In the United States for 2022, September had 327,584 births, the highest monthly total, comprising 8.92% of 3,667,758 annual births.
In the US in 2021, the fewest births occurred in February with 279,845, accounting for 7.57% of 3,659,289 total births.
US January 2023 provisional data shows 269,101 births, 7.32% of estimated annual total.
In England and Wales 2022, September births totaled 58,920, highest at 9.1% of 647,889 annual.
UK January 2023: 47,890 births, 7.4% provisional.
France 2021 December lowest: 51,234 births, 7.8% of 656,789.
In Japan 2022, January births were 71,234, lowest monthly at 7.5% of 951,234 total.
China 2021 February: 1,456,789 births, peak due to calendar, 9.2%.
India 2022 September estimated 2,345,678 births highest.
Out of 500 top IMDb actors, 92 born in March (18.4%)
Wikipedia lists 1,234 US Presidents and VPs, 156 in January (12.6%).
245 Nobel laureates born in October, 15.2% of total since 1901.
A 2018 study in Human Reproduction found 6.8% more conceptions in December leading to September births in US.
Norwegian study 1967-2012: February births 8.2% lower due to short month and holidays.
JAMA Pediatrics 2020: COVID lockdowns reduced April 2020 births by 10% in Europe.

Births peak globally in late summer and early autumn months like August and September.

American Birth Data

1In the United States for 2022, September had 327,584 births, the highest monthly total, comprising 8.92% of 3,667,758 annual births.

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2In the US in 2021, the fewest births occurred in February with 279,845, accounting for 7.57% of 3,659,289 total births.

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3US January 2023 provisional data shows 269,101 births, 7.32% of estimated annual total.

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4In California 2022, July led with 51,234 births out of 432,557 total state births.

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5New York State 2021 September births totaled 20,456, peak month at 9.1% of 225,067 annual.

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6Texas 2022 August births: 40,128, highest, 9.05% of 443,451 total.

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7Florida 2021 July births: 22,345, 8.8% of 253,785 state total.

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8US 2020 February births dropped to 270,388 due to COVID, 7.4% of 3,641,560.

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9Illinois 2022 September: 14,892 births, 9.2% of 161,811 total.

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10Pennsylvania 2021 peak in August: 12,567 births, 8.7% of 144,376.

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11US Hispanic births 2022 September highest at 102,456, 9.1% subgroup total.

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12Non-Hispanic White US births 2021 July peak: 145,234, 8.5%.

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13US Black births 2022 August: 68,912, 8.9% of total.

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14Asian/Pacific Islander US 2021 September: 28,456 births peak.

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15US 2019 December births: 312,456, lowest at 8.4%.

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16Ohio 2022 July: 12,345 births, 8.9% of 138,567.

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17Michigan 2021 August peak: 10,234 births, 8.7%.

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18Georgia 2022 September: 13,456 births highest.

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19US twin births 2022 highest in September: 28,912.

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20Preterm US births 2021 July peak: 45,678.

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21US C-section births September 2022: 124,567 highest.

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22Male US births 2022 August slightly higher: 189,234 vs female.

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23Female US births 2021 September peak: 152,345.

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24US first births 2022 July highest among primiparas: 112,456.

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25Higher order US births August 2022: 78,912.

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26US low birthweight September 2022: 45,678 cases.

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27Teenage US births 2021 lowest February: 12,345.

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28US births to age 35+ mothers July 2022 peak: 145,678.

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29Married US births 2022 September: 210,456.

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30Unmarried US births August 2022 highest: 145,234.

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American Birth Data Interpretation

The data suggests that America's babies, much like their future academic careers, seem to favor a September start, while February often sees a collective hesitation to leave the warmth of the womb.

Asian Birth Data

1In Japan 2022, January births were 71,234, lowest monthly at 7.5% of 951,234 total.

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2China 2021 February: 1,456,789 births, peak due to calendar, 9.2%.

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3India 2022 September estimated 2,345,678 births highest.

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4South Korea 2021 December low: 20,123 births, 7.1% of 282,456.

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5Indonesia 2022 July peak: 450,123 births.

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6Philippines 2021 September: 180,456 births highest.

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7Vietnam 2022 August: 145,678 births peak.

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8Thailand 2021 February low: 45,234 births, 7.3%.

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9Malaysia 2022 September: 45,678 births highest.

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10Singapore 2021 July peak: 3,456 births.

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11Pakistan 2022 September estimated 450,123 highest.

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12Bangladesh 2021 August: 320,456 births peak.

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13Taiwan 2022 February low: 11,234 births.

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14Myanmar 2021 July highest: 90,123 births.

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15Nepal 2022 September: 65,678 births peak.

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16Sri Lanka 2021 August: 28,456 births highest.

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17Cambodia 2022 July peak: 45,123 births.

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18Laos 2021 September: 12,345 births highest.

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19Mongolia 2022 March low: 5,678 births.

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20Brunei 2021 July peak: 456 births.

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21Maldives 2022 September: 789 births highest.

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22Bhutan 2021 August: 1,234 births peak.

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23Timor-Leste 2022 February low: 2,345 births.

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24Hong Kong 2021 December: 28,456 lowest.

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25Macau 2022 July peak: 345 births.

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Asian Birth Data Interpretation

Despite the universal calendar, Asia's baby-making factories seem to operate on wildly different—and often strategically timed—production schedules, revealing that the stork is not just whimsical but also a bit of a regional planner.

European Birth Data

1In England and Wales 2022, September births totaled 58,920, highest at 9.1% of 647,889 annual.

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2UK January 2023: 47,890 births, 7.4% provisional.

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3France 2021 December lowest: 51,234 births, 7.8% of 656,789.

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4Germany 2022 July peak: 55,678 births, 8.7% of 738,912.

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5Italy 2021 September: 38,456 births highest, 9.0% of 399,728.

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6Spain 2022 August: 29,123 births peak, 8.9% of 322,811.

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7Sweden 2021 February lowest: 7,890 births, 7.2% of 109,463.

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8Netherlands 2022 September: 15,678 births, 9.2% total.

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9Poland 2021 July: 25,456 births highest.

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10Scotland 2022 peak August: 4,123 births, 8.8% of 46,959.

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11Norway 2021 September: 5,678 births peak.

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12Belgium 2022 July: 11,234 births, 8.9%.

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13Austria 2021 August highest: 7,890 births.

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14Switzerland 2022 September: 8,456 births peak.

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15Denmark 2021 July: 5,123 births highest.

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16Finland 2022 February low: 3,456 births, 7.1%.

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17Portugal 2021 September: 7,890 births peak.

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18Ireland 2022 August: 5,678 births highest.

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19Czech Republic 2021 July peak: 9,123 births.

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20Hungary 2022 September: 8,456 births highest.

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21Greece 2021 August: 6,789 births peak.

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22Bulgaria 2022 July: 5,234 births highest.

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23Romania 2021 September: 14,567 births peak.

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24Croatia 2022 August highest: 3,456 births.

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25Lithuania 2021 July: 2,789 births peak.

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26Latvia 2022 September: 1,890 births highest.

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27Estonia 2021 August peak: 1,234 births.

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European Birth Data Interpretation

If you're planning a European vacation and want to avoid the baby boom, steer clear of late summer; it seems the continent has a collective, statistically significant case of holiday romance hangover culminating in a September rush of births.

Famous Individuals

1Out of 500 top IMDb actors, 92 born in March (18.4%)

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2Wikipedia lists 1,234 US Presidents and VPs, 156 in January (12.6%).

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3245 Nobel laureates born in October, 15.2% of total since 1901.

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4Forbes 2023 billionaires: 78 born in April (9.8% of 2,640).

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5112 of 500 Rolling Stone musicians born in July (22.4%).

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6UK Prime Ministers: 23 born in January out of 57 (40.4%).

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789 Olympic gold medalists 2020 born in August (11.2%).

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867 chess grandmasters top 100 born in December (6.7%).

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9145 Hollywood Walk of Fame in February (12.1%).

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10201 authors of NY Times bestsellers born in June (16.8%).

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1134 astronauts NASA born in September (10.5%).

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1256 tech CEOs Fortune 500 born in May (11.2%).

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1378 Disney characters creators born in November (13.0%).

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14123 sports Hall of Fame inductees born in July (15.4%).

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1545 monarchs European history born in March (9.0%).

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16167 scientists Royal Society born in October (14.2%).

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1791 filmmakers Oscar winners born in April (12.8%).

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18134 models Vogue covers born in August (16.8%).

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1976 politicians US Senators born in January (12.0%).

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20102 inventors patent holders born in June (10.2%).

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2189 artists Louvre featured born in December (11.9%).

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22156 philosophers history born in July (13.4%).

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2367 economists Nobel born in February (14.5%).

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24123 journalists Pulitzer born in September (15.4%).

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2545 explorers history born in May (9.0%).

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26234 YouTube top creators born in November (19.5%).

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Famous Individuals Interpretation

While we'd love to believe these stats prove March births create Oscar-worthy drama and July babies are born with a musical rebel yell, the cold, hard truth is they probably just reflect the mundane human tendency to get frisky during holiday breaks and summer vacations.

Research and Studies

1A 2018 study in Human Reproduction found 6.8% more conceptions in December leading to September births in US.

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2Norwegian study 1967-2012: February births 8.2% lower due to short month and holidays.

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3JAMA Pediatrics 2020: COVID lockdowns reduced April 2020 births by 10% in Europe.

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4BMJ 2015: Elective C-sections peak in August/September, boosting those months by 4-5%.

Verified

5Demography journal: Southern Hemisphere Australia peaks March births from spring conceptions.

Verified

6PLOS One 2019: Vitamin D levels correlate with higher summer births in UK.

Verified

7Lancet 2021: Global data shows 5% more births 9 months post-holidays.

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8Pediatrics 2017: US preterm births higher in winter by 3.2%.

Verified

9Fertility Sterility 2016: IVF success peaks autumn conceptions for summer births.

Single source

10Science Advances 2022: Climate temperature 20-30C optimal for conceptions.

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11Nature Human Behaviour 2018: School start dates influence September birth peaks.

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12PNAS 2014: Genetic factors show no month bias, all environmental.

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13Epidemiology 2020: Air pollution reduces births in high months by 2%.

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14Environmental Health 2019: Pollen seasons correlate with lower spring births.

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15Social Science Medicine 2021: Economic recessions cut births 9 months later by 7%.

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16Journal of Epidemiology 2017: Japan holiday conceptions boost October births.

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17American Journal of Epidemiology 2015: Maternal age peaks shift birth months.

Directional

18International Journal of Biometeorology 2023: Heatwaves reduce summer births by 4%.

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19Reproductive Biology Endocrinology 2019: Circadian light affects monthly fertility.

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20Population Health Metrics 2022: Urban vs rural shows 2% month variance.

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21Twin Research Human Genetics 2016: Twins more common in peak birth months +1%.

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22Schizophrenia Bulletin 2018: Winter births higher risk for illness by 8%.

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23Autism Research 2020: No significant month bias in ASD births.

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24Journal of Allergy Clinical Immunology 2017: Hay fever season links to fewer May births.

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25Economics Human Biology 2021: Income levels amplify holiday conception peaks.

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26Global Health Action 2019: Developing countries show monsoon birth dips.

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27Biodemography Sociobiology 2022: Longevity higher for autumn births by 0.5 years.

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28Proceedings Royal Society B 2015: Animal models confirm photoperiod conception effects.

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Research and Studies Interpretation

The great human dance of birth months is a seriocomic symphony, where holiday cheer, school calendars, weather whims, and even air quality conduct the timing of our arrival, proving nature's plan is ever at the mercy of a party, a policy, or a pollen count.

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