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Swistle: I had a plan: I was going to go into labor, meet this baby, and pick out a name once we could look it in the eye. Then, social isolation madness hit my husband, and he has spent the last t… 
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The baby name Victor is based on the Latin word victor, meaning “conqueror” (in reference to a male; the female equivalent is victrix).
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The baby name Edwin is based on the Old English words ead, meaning “riches, wealth,” and wine, meaning “friend.”
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This is my favourite post title of the day, if not the week. And it loves up to the hype: the Edwins are indeed impressive.
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This year, though — inspired by the unexpected popularity of the Secular Baby Names post — I’ve decided to create what might just be the opposite of a Christmas-themed baby name list.
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Did you know that there is a non-religious alternative to christenings? Naming ceremonies are becoming increasingly popular for new parents who want to meaningfully celebrate the birth of their child without the influence of religion. Naming ceremonies can be as simple or as elaborate as you’d like. According to the British Humanist Association (BHA), who… Read More
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The baby name Richard is based on the Germanic words ric, meaning “ruler,” and hart, meaning “strong, hard.”
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I thought it would be fun to blog about all these cool people as I find them. The names below will magically turn into links as each new post goes up (every week or two).
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I'm stoked to learn Nancy's take on all these names...and that she's writing a book!
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Searching for secular baby names? Here's a long list to get you started!
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