Babies are born every day; that's a pretty simple fact. Hospitals across the planet are inundated with freshly born humans all taking their first breaths and trying to make sense of their new world outside the womb.
However, there is one day that takes the cake for the most amount of babies born in 24 hours in the UK. That, according to new statistics, is this coming Thursday, September 26.
If you wind the clock back a solid nine months, the average time it takes to brew a newborn, that would mean loads of these babies are being conceived on Boxing Day.
Who knows why the day after Christmas is such a randy one for Brits. Maybe it's the day after a fairly big religious holiday, maybe it's the hangover horn, maybe it's all that time off work and doing something to make up the time. Whatever the case is, the numbers don't lie.
The Office for National Statistics produced the statistics on babies born across Britain and was analyzed by Thortful. It found that, on average, there are around 1,800 babies that are born every day.
However, on September 26, that number jumps to 2,000.
Just look at the rich and famous alumni that you could join if you reach your full potential: Ronda Rousey, Harry Styles, Jennifer Anniston, Oprah, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
But if you're thinking that study is bollocks then you might be interested in another by the UK Office of National Statistics, which found that babies born at the start of the year went into some decent careers. January babies are most likely to become a GP or a debt collector while those who come into the world a month later have a high rate of becoming an artist. While that might be a hard graft, it can pay off big time.
However, there is one day that takes the cake for the most amount of babies born in 24 hours in the UK. That, according to new statistics, is this coming Thursday, September 26.
If you wind the clock back a solid nine months, the average time it takes to brew a newborn, that would mean loads of these babies are being conceived on Boxing Day.
Who knows why the day after Christmas is such a randy one for Brits. Maybe it's the day after a fairly big religious holiday, maybe it's the hangover horn, maybe it's all that time off work and doing something to make up the time. Whatever the case is, the numbers don't lie.
The Office for National Statistics produced the statistics on babies born across Britain and was analyzed by Thortful. It found that, on average, there are around 1,800 babies that are born every day.
However, on September 26, that number jumps to 2,000.
Just look at the rich and famous alumni that you could join if you reach your full potential: Ronda Rousey, Harry Styles, Jennifer Anniston, Oprah, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
But if you're thinking that study is bollocks then you might be interested in another by the UK Office of National Statistics, which found that babies born at the start of the year went into some decent careers. January babies are most likely to become a GP or a debt collector while those who come into the world a month later have a high rate of becoming an artist. While that might be a hard graft, it can pay off big time.
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