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Julius Caesar instituted the leap year calendar back in 44 BC. While the move may have kept the seasons in sync it created an interesting predicament for anyone born on February 29. Imagine only getting to celebrate your actual birthday once every four years. That’s real life for an estimated 200,000 Leap Day babies in the US and just around 5 million worldwide. If you know someone born on this unique day, make it extra special with one of these birthday gifts.