08/09/2026
Are you due to give birth this month? 👶🏼 September is officially the most popular month to welcome babies!
Data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) reveals that birthdays aren’t as random as they seem, with some dates being far more common than others 🎂 Analysis of birth records between 2012-2022 show a clear pattern - September is the most popular birth month and most popular birth date being 27th September. Coincidence? Not quite. Many September babies are conceived in December or around New Year’s. More time together, less stress, more cozy moments...😍
The festive season is a surprisingly quiet time for births - the least common day to be born is Boxing Day (December 26th) followed by by Christmas Day
Whilst many of us focus on our estimated due date, only 5% of babies are born on their EDD 📅 The term ‘estimated due date’ means there’s not one definite date of arrival but an ‘estimated’ window in which most babies are born - that’s between 37-42 weeks…1 whole month! So don’t stress about dialling in on a specific date - use that time to boost your oxytocin, connect to breathwork and prep your flexible birth preferences and as we say in hypnobirthing - baby will come, when baby is ready
Which month is your baby due? Drop the month below and let’s see how many birthday twins are here ✨
Source: Office for National Statistics (ONS) - Average Daily Births in England and Wales 2012-2022 |