In your opinion, what’s the best season to give birth?

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I have 2 December babies Dec 3rd and Dec 7th and I loved it because I didn’t have to go anywhere or have anyone over because no one wanted to drive in the snow. I could just cuddle/hangout with my girls. I’m pregnant with my third that’s due April 1st and I just keep trying to picture what to expect..

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I have 2 October babies. I love it because they’re born right when it starts getting cold so we can hibernate from the world until they’re about 6-7 months old. We also have an excuse to do our own thing for holidays since we have newborns lol. And since we have to dress them warm, I’m able to buy all those cute fleece footie pajamas and blankets.

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Spring or summer that way during the big months it’s cooler outside.

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I have 1 summer baby and one spring baby. The spring baby was a lot better- not too hot in the last days of pregnancy/early newborn days but nice enough to spend time outside going for walks, lying on picnic rugs in parks, etc. The summer baby is a bit awkward when to decide to start school and lots of people will be away when it’s their birthday.
I wouldn’t want a birthday in December though- everyone is way too distracted with Christmas events when they get older to celebrate their birthday

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Spring or summer so you’re not having a baby right in the middle of the holidays 🤪

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Late spring. Snow is gone, not smack in the middle of all the illnesses that go around, and not pregnant during the summer. 
My first is a May baby. Love it. This baby is due in a few weeks and I hated being pregnant in the heat. I’m so glad temps have dropped back into the mid-low 60’s

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My daughter was born in December and I loved it. I couldn’t imagine being big pregnant in the middle of the summer. That would have been miserable. I also liked having an excuse for not allowing visitors. It was cold, everybody was sick, and my daughter was tiny.

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I preferred my September delivery to my May delivery. I didn’t mind being pregnant when it was hot out and I could get outside and walk a ton. With the May baby it was often too cold or snowy to walk outside and I just really missed being more active with that pregnancy.

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Early spring or Winter, I think would be best. At least here in Texas. I gave birth to my first in December and that was fine since I wasn't very big until it was cold. Gave birth to my second in September. Stayed small so it wasn't too bad giving birth when it was still hot. My third was born in June and that kinda sucked because it was pretty hot when I was big but it wasn't yet the hottest months. 
My fourth is due in January. I've gained weight faster this time around and have put on about 20 pounds by 26 weeks. Which only puts me at 110 lbs and all belly but it still makes me feel way hotter and ickier. So I got bigger faster and that has sucked. I think it would have been better to have a due date in late February or March for this one because I was already feeling pretty large in July/August. 
So my favorite to least favorite months for a due date so far have been December, September, then June.

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My first two were born in early July and I loved it. I didn't have to go through the hottest part of the summer pregnant and there was enough of summer left to enjoy tons of walks with the newborn. It's also just way easier to get out the door when no one needs coats or boots. This baby I'm due in December and because of the timing I'm going to miss both Thanksgiving and Christmas with my family and I feel as big as a house already so I won't be able to walk with my girls for Halloween and won't be able to cook much for Thanksgiving or do many Christmas cookies, all of which I love going all out and doing to the max. Not a fan.

In your opinion, what’s the best season to give birth?

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