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How Do You Choose a Baby Name?

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“Nicknames stick to people, and the most ridiculous are the most adhesive.”  – Thomas C. Haliburton

Names are serious business – know what I mean? Do you remember the first time you had to think of a baby name? You had an actual person, on the way into the world, that you had to give a name to before you even met them. Crazy, right? Do you want to give them a really unique name, like Zooey, to encourage them to be a more unique and free-spirited child? Or would a strong biblical name like Joseph be a better fit for your family and your values? Or if you’re like me, you might be surprised finding yourself choosing a more traditional name like did for my little girl, Abigail – I had always expected to choose a really wild and funky name if I ever had a child. But somehow, as I searched through baby names during my second trimester, when I read this one, it was just the perfect fit. I knew it as soon as I read it – My little girl, that one growing in my belly right that moment, her name was Abby.

Need help choosing a name?

There are so many ways you can find help choosing a baby name – from reading baby books, finding old family names to honor, asking favorite friends and family… But sometimes, you want something totally original, and all your own. If so, there are a ton of websites that can help you search out baby names, meanings, and origins to make sure you get a name that is the perfect fit for you.

How did you choose your babies name? Did you use a baby name site like BabyNames.net – or choose another way? Leave a comment…

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  1. Are you trying to tell us your pregnant with twins? ;)

  2. We had a numeralogist do a report with recommendations for first names, based on last name and date of birth. Google Kabalarians

  3. My husband kind of chose my first son’s name, but it was after a video game called Ninja Gayden, well his name ended up being similar, Jaydon. Then I was looking for a B name for baby number 2. I definitely like the more creative names, but I also think that in my aspirations to become more creative with newer names, my child will be the 5th Jaydon in his class because Jaydon is the new John. Ugh…..can’t win.

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