Demographic studies and extensive birth-rate data tracking historical birth patterns show that more babies—both boys and girls—are consistently born in the late summer and early autumn months, particularly July, August, and September. While slight seasonal fluctuations occur globally, the biological distribution of male versus female births remains relatively stable year-round, with boys maintaining a slight natural baseline birth ratio of approximately 105 boys born for every 100 girls across nearly all human populations.
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