He said his wife loves the name, but he assumed she was joking
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Why, in 2019, aren’t more fathers willing to have this conversation? Or better yet, start it?
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Do you/have you/would you save names for future use that knock possibilities out of consideration for this baby right here right now?
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New and expectant moms are constantly fielding questions about what baby name they've picked out, and pretty much 99.9 percent of the time, it�...
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I can't decide if I want the last quotation to be true or not.
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Sarah writes: Hello! My husband and I are expecting our first child, a girl, in late summer. We've pretty much decided on a first name, Sydney, but are having difficulty with a middle name. Our las...
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I meant to post this last Friday and forgot, and I'll be off the blog this coming Friday in observance of Good Friday, and I don't have a consultation to post today, so Fun Friday Question on a Monday it is! In last week's consultation, we read about how Mom would be choosing the baby's…
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"Let’s discuss fairness. I’ve mentioned this belief to people and have been met with, “Choosing kid names needs to be a compromise!” But the kids getting his last name was the compromise!"
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Does finding out your baby s gender before birth make it easier or more difficult to find the right name?
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Years ago I read an article about “names from the hood” in Business Week and learned that most of the unique, non-traditional names came from one-parent families. The take-away message seemed to b...
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