Here Are 10 Facts About June Babies
Are you due to give birth this month or have a baby who was born in June? Here are ten facts about June babies, including June star signs, June birth stones and famous people born in June.
Read These 10 Facts About June-Born Babies
All About Babies Born In June
- There’s lots to celebrate this month! June is the month of Father’s Day, so if it’s the first one in your house for a new dad, we hope you enjoy it.
- Your June-born baby was born in the same month as major stars, from royalty (Prince William) to singers (Ariana Grande) and film stars (Chris Evans and Tom Holland).
- Will your June-born baby have a sunny personality? June is a bright and warm month that marks the official start of summer. The summer solstice also takes place this month, on 21st June.
- June babies statistically aren’t at major risk for certain diseases, according to a study on birth month and disease risk. While the month and season you were born can possibly affect your health, data showed that for June babies there were no major health disadvantages to being born in this month when compared to other months.
- They might also be tall! According to a study, babies born in June are more likely to be taller adults than those born outside of summer months.
- Parenting tip, it might be a good idea to get your June-born baby involved in helping you tidy up as soon as you can. According to an Apartment Therapy study about what your birth month says about your home, people born in June, while mostly good at cleaning, tend to leave things around the house where they don’t belong.
- The June birth flowers are roses and honeysuckle, two romantic flowers linked to love.
- June has not one, not two, but three birthstones. The June birthstones are pearl, alexandrite and moonstone.
- When it comes to star signs, your June baby will be a Gemini or a Cancer.
- Be prepared to stay up late! According to a study, those that are born in June, as well as other summer months, tend to go to bed later than those born in winter months.
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