Are you even lucky if you're born on St. Patrick's Day?

 

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     March 17th has become synonymous with leprechauns, four-leaf clovers, and celebrating the luck of the Irish. Everything is green! Everything including clothes, party decorations, the food at the markets, and even some stores have entire sections dedicated to St. Patrick's Day. But between the folklore and myths that come with St. Patrick's Day, are St. Patrick's Day babies considered lucky?

Although there isn't any cool superstitions regarding babies being born on St. Patrick's Day like the tradition of wearing green if not a leprechaun can pinch you, but we can learn a lot about St. Patrick's Day babies by looking at their astrological sign. Here are 3 things astrology say about St. Patrick's Day babies. 

1. They're Well Balanced

Based on their astrological birthday profile, St. Patrick's Day babies are both really sensitive and practical. Since St. Patrick's Day babies are also Pisces, it would make sense that they would rather keep the peace and are less likely to argue. 

2. They Have a Unique Personality

Based on their zodiac birthday profile, babies born on March 17th have a "magical sparkle". They are described as being "enchanting company" due to the positioning of the Sun on March 17th. The Sun is under the same positioning as Venus and is described as the planet of harmony, beauty, and art. So the babies that are born on St. Patrick's Day, have all the characteristics that influence that day.

3. They Might Actually Be Very Lucky 

The shamrock is considered to be a lucky symbol. We tend to always seek one on St. Patrick's Day and we always wonder if they actually bring good luck. According to Irish tradition, if parents put a four-leaf clover under their children's pillow, they will get good luck and spirituality. But you can always have good luck because some say that while finding a four-leaf clover will bring you luck, giving it to someone else will double your luck.