Babies born on Leap Day, also known as “leaplings,” will be able to boast having the rarest birthday. Because the extra day in February only occurs once every four years, the odds of being born on Leap Day are just one in 1,461.
Once every four years the calendars have another day at the end of February, and many residents of the Natural State find themselves celebrating a somewhat unnatural Leap Day birthday.
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