The Honor Society of Leap Year Day Babies is
the largest Internet Leap Day Baby birthday club
that we know of.

We offer free membership and if our members
want to contact each other they have that option.

We provide links to other Leap Year Day Baby
related sites on our Links Page. We want to provide our visitor with easy access to as many
Leap Year Day Baby related web sites possible.

We provide educational information about Leap Year and Leap Day to help adults, as well as children,
understand this quadrennial day. We provide rhymes and other fun ways of learning about Leap Day,
and remembering how often February has 29 days.

We leave the meetings and get-togethers to other groups and we provide information about how to get
in contact with them on our Links Page and Party Page.

We answer questions of our members and the media alike. Our CLYDE page is quite helpful. And we
have the LEAP THIS shop, which sells LeapGear, items with a Leap Year Day theme.

One of the main things we provide is understanding. We are the only ones who can relate to what it is
like growing up and NOT seeing our birth date on the calendar.

When we are young it is quite difficult to understand the concept of time and how the calendar flows.
Some children have joined the Honor Society stating how they hate their birthday. So, we are honored
to help them understand how cool our birth date really is.

It is so rewarding to help people, young and old, understand the importance of Leap Day and how cool
it is to be born on a day that represents balance between the calendar and the earth.

Below is a list of pages on our site that are good starting places:

http://www.leapzine.com/CLYDE.htm

http://www.leapyearday.com/KidsPage.htm

http://www.leapyearday.com/Party_Locations_2008.htm

http://www.cafepress.com/leapthis

One of our goals is to get the attention of calendar companies so they can see how important it is
to put the words LEAP DAY on the calendar. Most calendars do not have LEAP DAY written on
February 29. We think that needs to change.

Leap Day is going to keep happening every four years. I say celebrate it! It's everyone's extra day.
Do something good with it. Do something for someone else on that day. Do something for you if
you're usually the one doing for others.

Use your extra day wisely, it only happens once every four years so why not?

Please feel free to contact Peter or me, Raenell, if you would like more information from us.

Happy Leap Year!