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What Is My Birth Month Flower + What Does It Mean?

What Is My Birth Month Flower + What Does It Mean?

Just a few weeks into your pregnancy, you likely learned baby’s due date. But would your bundle arrive before it? After it? Would they be one of the rare babies born on their due date?

After months of anticipation and wondering, baby at last made their debut, and you now know for certain the date that will forever hold a special place in your heart. You’ll get to know your little one more with every trip around the sun, but some believe baby’s birthdate can actually reveal something about them.

While some look to astrology (think: Chinese Zodiac and Western Zodiac) to see what baby’s sign or animal might mean, our recent collaboration with Riley Sheehey celebrates the symbolism of birth month flowers.

Birth month flowers have been used for centuries to honor one’s birth month and suggest unique traits associated with them. Which flower represents your baby’s birth month and what does it mean? Let’s find out … 


Hand painted snowdrop flower in a beveled frame

January: Snowdrop
Apropos for the season of fresh starts, goals, and desires, the birth month flower for January is the Snowdrop, which represents hope, new beginnings, and the ability to overcome. Perhaps January babies will be among the select few who remain committed to their New Year’s resolutions!

New Year Affirmations for Mothers

  • Every day is a fresh start. 

  • I can experience gratitude that my body has created and sustained new life while simultaneously pursuing new rhythms and habits.

  • I don't need a laundry list of resolutions to become a better mother. Doing my best is more than enough. 


Hand painted violet in a beveled frame

February: Violet
Roses are red, violets are blue, February babes are faithful, it's true! Violets, with their heart-shaped petals and symbolism of humility and faithfulness, could not be a more perfect birth flower for the month of love. Consider them an invitation to build your bond with baby, knowing your love will not go unrequited. 

Loving Affirmations for February 

  • Being with my loved ones is more valuable than any extravagance. 

  • I know my family loves and appreciates me, even on days when it doesn’t feel like it. 

  • My little one is learning to trust me more each day. 


Hand painted daffodil in a beveled frame

March: Daffodil
Warmer temperatures, budding flowers, and the beginning of Spring all signify the beauty of March. March’s birth month flower is the daffodil, representing happiness and good luck—both fitting for the optimistic babes born during this month. Soak up the sunshine with your cheerful cherub!

Spring Affirmations for March

  • I am growing and blooming into my new role more each day.

  • I can find joy in the little things.

  • I am lucky to have a fresh new day with my baby.


Hand painted daisy in a beveled frame

April: Daisy
While April is often known for its rain showers, sweetness and sunshine can be found in its birth month flower—the humble daisy. Though daisies may appear simple, their beauty stems from the innocence and loyalty that they embody. Rain or shine, you can expect April babies to always stick by your side. 

Sunny Affirmations for April

  • Each day brings new opportunities to celebrate my baby in their current season.  

  • Whatever this season brings, we’ll weather it together.

  • Fresh air and sunshine are balm for the soul.



Hand painted lily of the valley in a beveled frame

May: Lily of the Valley
May’s birth month flower is Lily of the Valley, and is special to little ones and mothers alike. Lilies of the Valley represent fertility and motherhood. Hug your May babes tight and admire the purity of the new life you grew.

Motherhood Affirmations for May 

  • Baby is the light of my world, and I’m the light of theirs.

  • Our bond continues to grow as we learn more about one other each day.

  • Two things are true: Motherhood is hard, and motherhood is beautiful.


Hand painted pink rose in a beveled frame

June: Rose
June’s birth month flower is a fan-favorite: roses. Once you have a June baby, the classic bouquet suddenly takes on new meaning. Don’t be surprised when your little one glows from the inside out—roses symbolize beauty, honor, and devotion. 

Rosy Affirmations for June

  • I am beautiful inside and out.

  • It is an honor to care for my baby.

  • Being present with my baby is enough. 


Hand painted larkspur flower in a beveled frame

July: Larkspur
When the sun is shining bright and summer heat is slowing you and baby down, you can count on a July’s birth month flower—the radiant Larkspur—to brighten your day. Larkspurs represent dignity, positivity, and grace. It’s no coincidence that July babies embody warmth. 

Positive Affirmations for July 

  • I will give myself with the same grace I give to others. 

  • I’ve got this. I can do hard things.

  • I am worthy of love and care.


Hand painted red poppy n a beveled frame

August: Poppy
Having a baby is such a beautiful journey that can also be riddled with fear and uncertainty. As summer comes to a close with a new babe in the family, August’s birth month flower, the poppy, is the perfect balm for those feelings. The hope for a peaceful future that poppies resemble can remind you to stay present in the moment with baby and trust that the next season has more beauty in store.

Peaceful Affirmations for August

  • Even in the busyness, I can find time for stillness. 

  • It’s okay to be overwhelmed in this new season–in fact, it’s normal!

  • Every day with baby brings new opportunities for growth and learning.


Hand painted morning glory flower in a beveled frame

September: Morning Glory
After long nights and fussy fits, a special reminder for September babes is that they remain your “Morning Glory” regardless of the circumstances. Emblematic of renewal and love, morning glories are a sweet remembrance of the opportunities that come with raising a baby. 

Uplifting Affirmations for August

  • A new season calls for a newfound joy–delight in simple pleasures with your little one.

  • Even on days when I’m feeling tired, I’m still refreshing to my babe. 

  • Baby and I can navigate new adventures together, whether it’s a trip to the grocery store or a hike just outside of town.



Hand painted marigold in a beveled frame

October: Marigold
Your babe may be born during spooky season, but they’re far from spooky with the Marigold as their birth month flower. Marigold flowers demonstrate strength, light, and determination. You can expect your October babes to be bright-spirited and persevering.

Autumn Affirmations for October

  • Being a mama is the hardest, most rewarding job. 

  • I show strength in the way that I love my babe in every circumstance. 

  • It is a gift to show my little one the world.


Hand painted pink chrysanthemum in a beveled frame

November: Chrysanthemum
November is a month of thanksgiving, and there’s so much to be thankful for with a baby in your life. November’s birth month flower is the Chrystanthemum, and you can expect your November babe to be honest, happy, and an encouraging friend. Cuddle up with your little one relishing that you not only get to be baby’s mama but also their friend. 

Gratitude Affirmations for November

  • Being a mama is challenging, but I am guided by love and grace.

  • Baby is grateful for all I do, even if they can’t express it yet. 

  • I am exactly what my baby needs. 


Hand painted paper white flower in a beveled frame

December: Paper Whites
When the everyday bustle starts to get the best of you, you can count on Paper Whites to provide the reprieve we all need. Paper Whites, with their fragrant smell and bright bloom, are December’s birth month flower, inviting loved ones to gather round and linger in community. 

Reassuring Affirmations for December

  • I do not need to do it all. I just need to do one or two things well. 

  • "No" is a complete sentence.

  • I will ask for and accept help from my village.


No matter when baby is born, they will no doubt put their own twist on things. Tend to their spirits, nurture them with love, and enjoy the gift that is watching them grow into the person they were born to be. 

 

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