The Time Drain That is Baby-Naming

re: The Time Drain That is Baby-Naming

baby names — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 13:39:45 GMT

I also think the name have a big influence on the infant life.

re: The Time Drain That is Baby-Naming

Rebecca — Sun, 20 Apr 2008 18:21:30 GMT

The most ridiculous thing I've heard of is paying people to help you come up with a name for your kid, as if it's a product that needs to be marketed. The second most ridiculous thing is the current thread on mothering.com where a group of women are sharing their frustrations about average Americans not being able to pronounce their kids' uncommon (but oh-so-common in Wales, or Africa, or some other place) names. We named our son after his grandfathers--it took us all of 5 minutes to settle on it, and the biggest sticking point was which grandfather got the first name. We are very happy with his common-in-America name; I think it gives him the opportunity to be whoever he wants. Going forth into the great big world with a name like "Sequoia" or "Sunshine" points a kid in a direction that maybe s/he'd rather not take.

re: The Time Drain That is Baby-Naming

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