December is a traditionally special and romantic month, and obviously includes Christmas. Although a month renowned for high levels of expenditure, December is also one of the most celebratory and enjoyable for both children and adults alike. Quite aside from its spiritual and religious implications, December also sees the ritual of present exchange at Christmas and the end of one year before the beginning of another. There are numerous facts associated with birth and children born in the month of December, from popular names for newly born babies to the number of children conceived through its duration.

Key Takeaways:

• I myself am a summer child, and the idea of packing all this birthday-holiday-gift-giving festivity into two weeks isn’t something I ever considered until I had my December baby.
• At the time I was in labor, I was supposed to be at our office Christmas party. Not that I was going — I didn’t have anything that fit me by that point, and I wasn’t about to buy something festive that I knew I’d only wear once.
• I remember walking through the neighborhood in the middle of the night, trying to get the contractions to the point I could go in to the hospital.

“I myself am a summer child, and the idea of packing all this birthday-holiday-gift-giving festivity into two weeks isn’t something I ever considered until I had my December baby.”

http://blogs.babycenter.com/mom_stories/my-december-baby-was-my-best-christmas-present-ever/