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I absolutely white-hot HATE people assuming you’ll choose a given name because that’s just what’s been done before.
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Leah is expecting her first child -- a boy! -- and is looking for a "unique" name to honour family members. Leah writes: "Plan A is to name him after my husbands late father, Schmuel. It’s a Hebrew name for Samuel. I like the namesake, without exactly copying th
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So if you find yourself in the middle of a name sharing/stealing/duplicating controversy, what can you do?
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Hi there! I've been reading your blog for years, long before marriage and kids. My husband and I will be welcoming our first child in July. We will not be finding out the sex of our child prior to ...
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You'd love to name your baby after a dear relative, friend or ancestor, but just can't get on board with their actual name? Here's some practical advice on how to work around the dilemma.
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Ideas for freshening up Maurice, Eunice and more, from callmecalliope.
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"We were gonna name her Jo, because of my grandma, Mary Jo, or we were gonna go with Grace," Kardashian said. "And then it was Chicago. We ended up with Chicago."
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They'd love to honor grandpa, but they're not so sure about his name. What are the most promising approaches to reinventing Gary?
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The Name Sage offers some great choices honoring Grandma Bernice--from Veronica to Bernadette to Bea.
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There are lots of restrictions when choosing a name for Jacoby s baby brother, but the Name Sage manages to successfully work around them.
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It's a funny thing about our ancestors: they're all older than us. Worse yet, they were born in the real past. That's the past where ba...
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Re-posred from BNW.
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With older "vintage-style" names coming back into style, many of our grandparents' and great grandparents' names would hardly raise any eyebrows. But some parents prefer more modern styles, and oth...
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