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Try to remember when your wedding was then add three seasons. If you can't remember when that was start checking the calender, it should tell you when his birthday is. If it does tell you his birthday, look for your anniversary then do what I said above.

Or you can just wait for it to happen, and then when you walk in to the house one day, there'll be cake on the table, your wife and kid will be beside the table, and then your wife will ask you what day it is, if you've saved before this, the you can choose the answer, if you choose "<name of son>'s birthday", and your wife says you it right, then mark down the date. Thats your son's b-day. If you chose that but your wife gets mad, then that is not the date of your son's b-day, in that case, reload and choose correctly, so your wife won't lose hearts. The date of your son's b-day is NOT marked on the calender.

Yeah, that's probably the best way to do it...

No, your way is better, the marriage date is marked on the calander, as a anniversary, and since its marked, just one season before on that day is your son's birthday.
I have no idea when my son's b-day is, but i just know when it comes because i know my own birthday, my wife's, and the anniversary, so the only thing left is the son's b-day.

sin_chistar wrote:Oh well... My wedding was in Winter 5 so when could be the birthday? :lol:

I stated in the post above yours:

HMM wrote: just one season before your anniversary on that day is your son's birthday.

So your son's b-day i on Fall 5.

Only if you kept your wifes hearts high. If they dipped low it could be years before you have a kid. But, generally that meathod is right if you paid attention to your wife.

HMman wrote:Only if you kept your wifes hearts high. If they dipped low it could be years before you have a kid. But, generally that meathod is right if you paid attention to your wife.

That's very rare though, i'm sure we all care a lot about our wives, not letting it dip at all.

HMM wrote:The date of your son's b-day is NOT marked on the calender.

How awful.
"Honey! When is <son's name>'s birthday?"
"How the « Snuggly Bunny » should I know!? It isn't on the calandar, so it's obviously not important!"
Lol.

HMM wrote:

HMman wrote:Only if you kept your wifes hearts high. If they dipped low it could be years before you have a kid. But, generally that meathod is right if you paid attention to your wife.

That's very rare though, i'm sure we all care a lot about our wives, not letting it dip at all.

I would hope so.

Miss Langston wrote:

HMM wrote:The date of your son's b-day is NOT marked on the calender.

How awful.
"Honey! When is <son's name>'s birthday?"
"How the « Snuggly Bunny » should I know!? It isn't on the calandar, so it's obviously not important!"
Lol.

Miss Langston wrote:

HMM wrote:The date of your son's b-day is NOT marked on the calender.

How awful.
"Honey! When is <son's name>'s birthday?"
"How the « Snuggly Bunny » should I know!? It isn't on the calandar, so it's obviously not important!"
Lol.

LOL, you know your own birthday is not on there either, and your wife's birthday too?
We should be able to mark it.

HMM wrote:

Miss Langston wrote:

HMM wrote:The date of your son's b-day is NOT marked on the calender.

How awful.
"Honey! When is <son's name>'s birthday?"
"How the « Snuggly Bunny » should I know!? It isn't on the calandar, so it's obviously not important!"
Lol.

LOL, you know your own birthday is not on there either, and your wife's birthday too?
We should be able to mark it.

Yeah, I always wished you could enter your own stuff.
I'm always suprised when I get a birthday card.
Then super angry, cuz I only got, like, three, heh.

Its a calander, so you should definatly be able to mark it.
I never get birthday cards, are they in the mail? I never look there.