National Baby Making Day Cards

An unofficial, tongue-in-cheek observance held on January 2, popularized in the era of social media and modern “national day” lists. It plays on birth statistics showing mid-September as a common time for birthdays, implying many conceptions occur in early January. While not government- or religion-sanctioned, it’s often referenced in pop culture as a lighthearted moment for couples to discuss family planning and relationship goals after the holidays.