if you were me/ seasons question

I don't go by birthdays for when to conceive I go by which months I'd rather not barf in.

haha too funny but that would be none:)

I would just TTC when you can and hope t get PG unless you have a reason NOT to give birth one month like overseas travel or mving house.

All 3 of mine were conceived at the end of March/ very beginning of April. This means we will have all three birthdays within two and a half week of each other the week after Christmas. Add to that mix my Mum who was born on Christmas day and DH who was born between Ds1 and 2. Not ideal for budgeting but I have just found out that I am having DD1 so do not think it is a big sway factor.

Good luck!

My boys are from november & september.

Ds1 came in May though he was due in August. Ds2 was born on time in April & Ds3 is due in December. My sis & I were born at different times of the year, me - May & my sis - November.

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My brother is a September baby, I'm an August. Stepson is November, son is August, youngest son is April. So my brother and I are backwards and so is my SS (aka DS1). His birthmom went to on to have 4 daughters after him. Don't put much into the seasons personally, but I'll do it if it would increase my chances.

My 3 boys birthdays are feb,march and dec but dec baby was c-section he was due jan! X x x

I looked into the stats of babies born in different seasons in 1998 in the UK, and there wasn't much in it.

The ratio was:
104.4:100 B:G born in Jan-Mar (so likely conceived in Apr-Jun)
105.9:100 B:G born in Apr-Jun (so likely conceived in Jul-Sep)
104.9:100 B:G born in Jul-Sep (so likely conceived in Oct-Dec)
105.2:100 B:G born in Oct-Dec (so likely conceived in Jan-Mar)

so that's about 1 extra boy born per 100 girls when conceived in Jul-Sept, which isn't a big difference really

DD1 was born in January, DD2 born in June and DS born in Dec

thanks ladies guess I'll go for it whenever time is right for us:)