September is not only known for saying goodbye to summer, but is also considered one of the most popular birthday months. All of you who were born in September (or are parents of 'September children'): here are 12 fascinating facts about people born in September.
What people boast about born in september?
They can outdo themselves in school.
Science says that people born in September achieve more early years goals than those born before September. They should even have 20 percent more likely to be accepted into elite schools.
They should weigh less.
Children born in September should weigh less. This is not a guarantee that they will be born with a low weight (under 2.5 kilograms).
They have some personality strengths.
Children born in the autumn half of September (after the 22nd), should not be prone to depression. However, they can be very irritable.
On average, they are said to be taller than others.
Children born in late summer or early fall are said to be slightly higher than that, who are born in winter and spring. This is thought to be due to the high levels of vitamin D that mothers are exposed to during the last months of pregnancy.
They are very athletic.
Children born in the fall are said to have more athletic ability than others. Those born in November and October are said to be the fittest.
They are supposed to have stronger bones.
Likewise, children born at the end of summer or beginning of autumn are said to have thicker bones, even by 12.75 centimeters, to be precise.
They share a birthday with several celebrities.
Celebrities born in September are: the timeless Italian actress Sophia Loren, lovely Gwyneth Paltrow and comedian Jimmy Fallon. The fame that flows through their veins practically flows through the veins of people born in September.
Their birth flowers are the nebina and the slovenia.
Nebina is a symbol of strong love. After tradition people burned these flowers to ward off snakes. Strawberries are a symbol of affection.
They are less likely to go to jail.
Good news! Research it says that people born in September are less likely to end up in prison or less likely to commit crime at a young age.
Most likely, they will be born overdue.
According to research National Academy of Sciences, babies born in autumn and winter stay in their mother's womb for about a week longer on average.
They are said to be more prone to allergies and asthma.
According to the prevention.com those born in the fall are said to be 30 to 90 percent more likely to develop allergies to milk, eggs, and peanuts. Another study says that children born angry are 30 percent more prone to asthma.
They are more likely to live 100 years.
People born between September and November should according to NewScientist.com more likely to live to be 100 years old. After surveying 1,500 centenarians (100 years and older) at the University of Chicago, they came to the conclusion that the vast majority were born in the fall. Long life is thought to be partly related to earlier exposure to seasonal infections, which builds good immunity.
