Kids born in this month were 20% more likely to get into elite schools.maybe because they’re the oldest ones in their grade. One British study suggests that September babies may have a leg up in the classroom. Aster originates from Greek and means star-so sweet for a little starlet! Morning glories also have a stellar connection-their centers are star-shaped. September babies have two stellar birth flowers.Īsters and morning glories are the flower of this end-of-summer month. The downside is that in their quest for balance, sometimes Libras can be wishy-washy, and their love of people can make it hard for them to be alone. Those born under this sign are always weighing their options to be as fair as possible (this trait will come in handy on the playground!). There’s a reason the “scales” are a stand-in for Libras. One mini bestie, coming right up! Libra is the sign of partnership, so expect your little Libra to rack up lots of friends! Ruled by Venus, the planet of beauty, Libras gravitate toward pretty things (think: sparkly shoes and colorful tees). More About Your September Baby’s Libra Sign While their very-together personality should serve them well throughout their lives, Virgos can sometime get a little too in their heads and turn that discerning eye on themselves (you may need to remind your tiny Virgo that it’s okay to make mistakes!). They’ve got incredible attention to detail (don’t be surprised if their favorite “game” as a toddler is lining up all their toy trucks or sorting their dolly’s clothes by color). Hello, miss or mister smarty-pants! Virgos are like little walking encyclopedias-constantly gathering and sharing information. (Read more about the personality traits of every zodiac sign!) More About Your September Baby’s Virgo Sign After the 22 nd you’re a balanced, social, and fair-minded Libra. If your birthday falls in the beginning of the month, you’re a Virgo, best known for being practical, loyal, and organized. It’s been a stone worn by nobility for ages in cultures spanning the globe (ancient Greeks and Romans held that the traditionally blue stone protected against harm and envy, while among Middle-Ages Clerics sapphire represented heaven). It’s traditionally blue, but did you know it can be pink, yellow, or green? Sapphires are said to stand for sincerity, faithfulness, and truth (qualities we all hope to impart in our children, right?). September has 11 of the top birthdays in the nation-and, more babies are born on September 9th than any other day of the year! (Perhaps this baby boom is due to parents feeling especially amorous around the winter holidays.) September babies have a versatile and meaningful birthstone. Here are some fun facts about your September sweetie. And it also brings lots of amazing babies (and we mean lots!). September ushers in a new season, the start of school, vibrant leaves, and a refreshing chill in the air.
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