Christmas babies 👶 🌲

My baby was born on Christmas, & my plan is to celebrate a half birthday which is June 25th. & that’s when I’m going to do a birthday party for her. I told her whole family she’s not going to get screwed because she was born on Christmas. But I do plan on doing cake Christmas night each year as well, but she’ll have her Christmas presents Christmas morning, & her birthday presents on her half birthday.

I thought about doing that, but her cousins birthday is 6/25 🙃😂

But everyone is different, & I did that as well because on her dads side of the family there is like 4 peoples birthdays on December & that’s not including her.

maybe you can do your convinced date? Whatever works for you & you’re little one 😊 I was pretty aggravated when mine was born on Christmas, I tried to avoid it, but she wasn’t having it.

My little guy isn't christmas, but the day after, and his cousin is 3 days later. So we will do a family dinner always on his birthday and a party on his half birthday (that way, we aren't competing for parties with his cousin, and summers in alaska are so much better).

I went in to labor early morning Christmas Eve so I just assumed she would be born that day. 26 hours later she was born on Christmas 🙃

I had a friend growing up whos birthday was christmas and they did christmas in the morning and then his birthday celebration in then evening.

I was thinking about doing a half birthday for my Yule baby ♥️☃️ but my family doesn’t celebrate Xmas on the 25th and my partner and I don’t celebrate Christmas. I celebrate Yule and the Winter Solstice

So I’m German we celebrated his birthday on Christmas and Christmas on German Christmas 🥰❤️ I want him to feel special on his special day 🥰

I saw this woman do a “birthday bush” basically a mini Christmas tree decorated with birthday ornaments and the tree topper is a happy birthday candle! All the birthday presents go under the birthday bush. My little one’s due day was Christmas but he was born 12/14. Im also thinking about doing an experience for a birthday present rather than gifts and then Christmas is the only one with tangible gifts.