) {; g" G) H. i# N x2 I( T" T % J2 X u5 N8 Y9 BCouples who get down on Valentine's Day may find a baby surprise nine months later, on 11/11/11' p& \7 L9 m9 h* S+ v
$ n( e) m1 U* U0 L! D7 Q3 U. r% qBabies abound! Conceiving on Feb. 14 could mean a baby nine months later, on 11/11/11. ' O% b- D6 ?: j z6 \3 t9 O/ E. E/ H; k" Y l8 ?7 ^/ K4 ~/ @
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9 |' {) E- x" eOh baby! Getting busy on Valentine's Day just might bring an extra special delivery date for couples who conceive - 1-1/11/11. ^- d3 @ y- A& _) p: z
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The math isn't quite as aligned as the stars, but it's pretty close.: n/ M, {7 a4 a6 T
3 s) S1 c8 m* ?- O7 e"Absolutely - there's a significant chance of that," said Dr. James Grifo, a professor in the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the NYU Langone Medical Center.1 A% f- d6 m) [# c6 x7 d! W& O
9 k0 a, h! _( \8 zHe said that in an ideal cycle, if a woman is most fertile on the 14th and conceives, the baby's due date would be Nov. 7. "But many people go a little bit past their due date," said Grifo, meaning a mom-to-be could deliver on 1-1/11/11.