If you are born on February 29 of a leap year, when is your birthday?

Question

since there is no 29th.... on a leap year!

Answer 1

:) just avoid the calender

and count Jan as 31 days and Feb as 29 days,
add it up and celebrate birthdays on the 60th Day every year :)

2nd Great Question from you I have seen today, keep them coming Glen!

Answer 2

Your BIRTHday, of course, is always February 29. You may choose to celebrate or recognize it on Feb. 28 or March 1 - usually that will be your free choice -- but that doesn't alter the fact that you were born on February 29.

[and NO - that doesn't mean that since Feb. 29 comes only once per four years that you only age a year every four years. You will still be a year older each year. -for legal purposes, you way want to consider that on Feb. 28, your birthday had not yet arrived, and actually increment your calendar on Mar. 1 - ]

Answer 3

March 1 on non leap years
Feb 29 on the leap year

Answer 4

That's funny, only because mine is. It's the 28th for parties (for "happy birthday" purposes), but it's filled out 2/29 for forms and stuff. Some people may do the 1st. As I got older the party rolls on for both, lol :)

Answer 5

I did heard a pair of times that ppl who were born on the twenty 9th of february in straightforward words celebrate their birthdays each 4 years. maximum ppl i recognize that were born the the twenty 9th celebrate there birthday on the first of March.

Answer 6

I'd say you'd have a choice -- either 2/28, or 3/1

Answer 7

every 4 years

Answer 8

Then when is it?