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The least common birth month in European countries

Children are least likely to be born in winter and the first half of spring. In the eastern (and southern) parts of the region, April turned out to be the rarest month, including in our country.

The least common birth month in European countries

In Belarus and Lithuania, March holds the distinction, while in central Europe, February or December are the least common. Surprisingly, January is only the rarest month in Spain!

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