Reminder for pregnant women: Today is February 29th. Try REALLY HARD to keep your baby in your womb at least one more day.
Reminder for pregnant women: Today is February 29th. Try REALLY HARD to keep your baby in your womb at least one more day.
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Push it out today and you'll save a fortune on birthday presents.
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But you have to take care of the little fucker four time as long before you can kick it out of the house.
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This is why you should have been working on those kegels ladies.
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Let's finally speak facts: that water doesn't break unless you allow it to break.
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Babies aren't usually allowed to be born on this day because if they do, they age far far slower than regular people or something because of leap years. Conspiracy time.
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No need. The baby won't remember their birth day. Just lie that they were born 28/Feb instead.
When they're old enough to know the truth, they'll also immediately understand why you lied!
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In that scenario, do you round up or down on the date? I'd probably round up, since the 29th of February falls on the date that the 1st of March usually does on most years, right?
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I'd round down, so their birth month remains the same.
This is critically important for horology, as you cannot upset the balance of the astrological month. Such inconsistencies will inevitably lead to the deformation of your baby's brain causing them to look like those drooling wojaks.
/s because somebody probably actually believes that shit.
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I'd probably round it down. Not just to keep the same birth month (as Rodeo) said, but also to give it a "we're commemorating it earlier!" vibe.
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Just do it alternating - one year Feb 28th, the next Mar 1st
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Also be very clear when instructing the nanny to send them to be apprenticed. Pilot can sound a lot like Pirate.
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Yeah, you don't want them living at home when they're eight.
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leap year babies are another strong case in point why we should measure our age in days rather than years. So a leap year baby who has had 8 birthdays (technically 32 years old) has been alive on planet Earth approximately 11,680 days. See? If we keep track of our age by days, there could be no more discriminating against leap year babies.
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Yeah but then the baby only she's once every 4 years so it'll be a super baby that lives for like 320 years
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Yes in theory that sounds fantastic, but the truth is that leap babies age normally right alongside the rest of us but confusion surrounds them 3/4 of their lives' birthdays when they scramble to decide when to celebrate it, their birthdays becoming a never-ending joke they can never escape 😱
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Also sometimes they might end up working for a total psycho. https://www.askamanager.org/2018/01/i-paid-for-fake-references-is-it-rude-to-shush-someone-and-more.html#leapday
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this sounds personal are you ok
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Aren't they more likely to only live til they're about 20? They'd only have 1/4 the birthdays as anyone else.
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No, it's not.
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Wait... Wasn't last year a leap year? I swear it's been less than 4 years since the last time it was February 29th...😵💫
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I still take issue with the second "2" in "2024". In my mind we're barely into the 3rd millennium.
...what do you mean? Adult people were born after 2000? Bollocks!
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I thought the same thing about 1990 :(
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This year is divisible by 4
Last year was not
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