Women Are More Likely to Get Pregnant During the Christmas Season

September and October are the most popular month for birthdays, which means during the holidays is the time most women get pregnant.

According to Female First, a new study found women are more likely to get accidentally knocked up over the next two weeks than any other time of year.

More than half of women in the study said they had forgotten to take a birth control pill, used the morning after pill, or had an unplanned pregnancy happen over the Christmas season.

The main reasons are the drunken partying which leads to risky decisions, and all the hectic rushing around and family time makes it easier to forget to take the pill.

The study also found one in 14 women who've used the morning after pill had to get it after their office Christmas party.