How do some mothers know what day of the week their children were born?

So, there are six of us siblings, and my mom knows exactly what day of the week we were born on. So, just for fun, I looked it up on the calendar, and everything was correct. She says some people remember it. I mean, how, even though the youngest of us is 12? Do you perhaps still know what date your children were born on without looking it up?

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WwernerR363
1 year ago

So if a mother no longer remembers the date of birth of her children, she has a completely different problem! I find it absolutely not unusual if it remembers the weekday! Finally, it was a “pregnant” experience!

AppleFan1202
8 months ago

The parents remember this day very carefully. You’re not going to be a father or mother. It’s just… special date!

Other see it “necessary” things out. For example, there are no Video counters more. So I could do not say, which film I finally borrowed, and wann exactly that was. Wil it just meaningless / unimportant is!

tanzella
1 year ago

Yes, I also know what day of the week my children were born.

A birth is a very impressive experience, as the details remain in memory.

petrapetra64
1 year ago

The mother was there at birth and it is always a special and painful event, as the details are shaped.

I also know the exact procedures. In my first son, for example, Monday was a holiday and I had labor, my husband didn’t go to work and Tuesday he would be born at 2 a.m. in the morning. I also know the whole story with my other son who came to the world on Saturday afternoon.

The assassination of New York on the Twintowers, I also know that it was a Tuesday and what I did exactly that day. Tuesday, 11.9.2001.

Urlewas
1 year ago

DY mother knows that… that’s not all like that. Maybe your mother has a special relationship with weekdays.

BitteDankeUSW
1 year ago

How to remember?

Birth is the most painful event in a woman’s life. You run for months with a bullet through the area that finishes you and kicks you from the inside. Your back hurts, your legs are swollen as if they were going to burst, you can’t go right and have to pee for 3 droplets as if you hadn’t been 8 hours… And you just want this to end because the whole weight and the problems can move, getting worse and worse. Every day you look into the calendar and think, “I made it… a few days left.” And then it’s finally ready. After almost a year, the child is finally in the world. A day to celebrate, all the toes and fingers are there, the child is healthy and beautiful – of course you notice this special day.

I’m sorry for every mother who has no idea when her child came to the world. I can’t understand. Apart from people who were raped or their kids don’t give a shit.

OpiPaschulke
1 year ago

Fathers know that, for example, of my three children. You don’t forget your life, especially when you were there live and in color at birth.

Leonie44411
1 year ago

Most mothers just remember that. Since birth itself is a beautiful day, an unforgettable day. Accordingly, many people shape the day and do not forget it.

W18J66
1 year ago
Reply to  Leonie44411

Nice day? It’s more than that.

Leonie44411
1 year ago
Reply to  W18J66

How to see it. I’ve heard of many of them that this day was a nice one because at the end of the birth they could finally keep their miracles in their arms. 🙂 my statement naturally refers to uncomplicated births.

Koernchen79
1 year ago

This is also a rather insane thing that is not experienced all day. There are days in life like this, you remember everything. My father also knows everything about the birth of my brother and me, at which customer he was just called (there were no phones for a long time) what was said, etc.

For example, I can always tell you immediately that 11.09.2001 was a Tuesday.

My grandma kept telling me how hot it was at my parents’ wedding.

julia5184
1 year ago

I find the question a little strange. It is not difficult to remember the day of the week, and of course I also know about my children. Just like the time, date of birth and year and weight, their names when they started to run when they first said “Mama” and much more. I know the day of the week without having to look at my husband, my brother, my parents and mother-in-law.

nanninna
1 year ago

My kids are 14 + 17 and I know at both the day, the exact time, the birth time and the course from the standing grab and without even having to think about it for a second. A birth is an extremely embossing, often long-awaited event and a strong physical and psychological border experience. It just burns in a mother and remains unforged.

Musketiere883
1 year ago

Well, that’s not just such an annoying appointment for a woman in the calendar. This is associated with a lot of effort, pain and certainly also excitement, and ultimately it is a child that you love and that you will surely notice.

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BeviBaby
1 year ago

So we’re 6 siblings and my mother knows exactly what weekday we were born.

Well,… you brought the child to the world sometime, and in that period you also lived accordingly and had corresponding fixed points in life. So yes, mothers can remember that. The birth of a child is a very special event.

Urlewas
1 year ago
Reply to  BeviBaby

Well, I only have two children. And the births were of course something very special. I can remember a lot of details, but what weekdays were that? I don’t know.

julia5184
1 year ago
Reply to  BeviBaby

And by the way, not only mothers can. My husband, too, has the head of all three births all day. What we or he did before, until the burst of the fruit bubble, drive to the hospital, labor and birth (he was there all the time), etc. And the weekdays he knows from his head.

Rockige
1 year ago

There are parents who remember the day of the week when the youngster was born. Some even remember the time, know how the weather was on that day. Whether in a child or in four.

Some have a reminder in the form of notes/photobooks from this time…. and read this so often over the years until the information was properly impressed.

Some create mental Eselsbrücken to remember it in the long term

Rockige
1 year ago
Reply to  Alirahimi123

I’ve impressed it with time. At that time the data was written.

SamaMoldo
1 year ago

Of course you know – you notice the date and the weekday.
In important events, it’s not a problem to remember.

HarryXXX
1 year ago

Most mothers know that because they consider it a milestone in their lives.

LePetitGateau
1 year ago

Because you know the circumstances under which you had to go to the hospital. Sitting comfortably on Sunday brunch, you just peeled out of bed on a Monday, etc.

Liverpool1
1 year ago

Your mother was present at every birth and therefore knows what day that was

Giovanni47
1 year ago

I know that as a father and our sons have grown up long ago.