Yes, and only a week after that for my birthday. 
All celebrate with me with party poppers and letting off fireworks. I am lucky.
Orville the Duck 
Oh excellent, except you have to wait a whole year for more presents 
Apparently my mum was rushed to hospital with me on Christmas Eve, but nothing happened. They weren't as accurate with the dates back in the 1880's 
It was another month before anything happened
King Kong. You see we haven't run out of famous 'people'. we just needed to redefine what people means! 
Yes, as so often when I was little (still am) I got one present for Christmas/Birthday. I felt I missed out there. 
I was not due until early March. Mum was in hospital though. I think as soon as I got to smell the lovely aroma of the New Years Day dinner I just had to appear. With my first weeks wages when I left school I treated my mum for the meal she had missed when I was born.
Gordon Ramsay
A New Years Day baby. It must be nice to know that most of the world celebrates your birthday with a National holiday. That was a really lovely thing to do for your mum.
My birthday's at the other end of January. I did write to the General Register Office a few years ago demanding a recount on my age, because I'm sure it can't be that high 
Yolanda Ali (wife of "The Greatest")
Yes so great as I never needed to go to school on my birthday. And fortunate to only have had one job years ago where I was needed to go in on my birthday. They all sang to me.
You fair well considering you were born in the 1880's. 
Bet you have seen a lot of changes along the way.
Isaac Newton
Oh loads of changes; World wars, winged flight, the motor car, space travel, computers, television, Chinese Take-Aways
Nicola Adams
I'll stay with the retired footballers
Stuart Pearson
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