Deep thought of the night

This question has so many variables. It depends what hemisphere you're in, Northern or Southern. If localized to North America only, it depends on what region you live in. Because where I'm from. June and September are rainy months. But that's the Pacific Northwest. If you're on the eastern seaboard. The weather is different up and down it and different from out west. It's also different from North to south of the continent. So yeah for some, they can call their babies summer babies early in June and fall babies in early September. But at the end of the day, it depends where you're at.

Summer. June is in summer; I don't know where this idea that seasons begin on the solstices and equinoxes came from.

I think if you're after Memorial Day weekend, you're considered summer, and if after Labor Day weekend, you're fall.

It depends on which side of the world you’re at. In you’re on the south hemisphere and born in early June you’re an autumn/winter baby.

I follow the solstice's and equinox's. So June 10 is Spring and September 13 is Summer. :)

My birthday early June. My parents always considered it early summer

August 27th is my birthday, so technically, that would make me a mid/late summer baby.

I don't know and I was born on June 13th! 🤷🏻‍♂️

My birthday is December 9th and I'm technically a "fall baby"

I'm a late spring early summer baby

What if you were born in Australia?

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