December has begun and if you are in your last weeks of pregnancy, it may be the month of birth of your little baby. It is a special month because of the Christmas atmosphere that invades us, and it is even more so if your baby is born on December 24 or 25. When while everyone is thinking about Christmas dinner, the best gift that can be received comes into your life.
Do you think the date a person is born influences their personality in any way? Science has been busy investigating the relationship between the time of birth and certain characteristics in people, and although many other factors influence, the results indicate that babies born in December are more likely than those born in other months of the year of some things that we tell you below.
They are more long-lived
According to a study published in the Journal of Aging Research , people born in December live longer . They are more likely to reach 105 years, or even more. They are the last of the year to celebrate their birthday, but they will do it more times.
They are the smallest in the class
Children born at the end of the year will be the youngest in the class . In childhood, almost twelve months of difference can be very significant when it comes to acquiring new skills and knowledge, since a child of the same class born in January will be more maturely advanced than one born in December, and therefore it will be easier to learn new things.
Of all muds, being one of the smallest in the class also has its advantages, since they are motivated to try and move forward. Studies show that younger students outnumber older students upon graduation. If they can, I can too.
They are more than mornings
A study by Spanish and Italian students found that people born in December are significantly more likely to be more active in the morning than people born in the summer (July and August).
In addition, other research that relates the time of birth to sleep preferences in people, concludes that those born in December tend to go to bed earlier than those born in summer. They enjoy going to bed early to enjoy the next day from the first minute.
More likely to be left-handed
About 15% of babies are born left-handed, a condition not only genetic but also environmental.
According to research conducted by scientists at the University of Vienna, boys born in November, December and January are more likely to be left-handed, however this trend did not occur among girls.
More likely to be an athlete
Various studies indicate that children born in the fall in the Northern Hemisphere are more likely to be elite athletes.
The findings revealed that a child’s month of birth could contribute to significant differences in their levels of cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength and ability to accelerate, which are factors that determine how good a person is at a sport.
Children born in October were the fittest, closely followed by those in December. This could possibly be due to the exposure to vitamin D that they had already from the mother’s womb, which contributes to the formation of stronger bones and greater muscle mass.
