The origin of the phrase "May chickens come cheeping" is unclear, but it is rooted in old rural beliefs. The saying is often used to express a concern that children born in May might be more likely to get sick or have health problems, possibly due to seasonal changes or environmental factors. While this saying comes from historical superstitions, it is not based on scientific evidence and is now considered outdated.

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