Baby-Naming Tips For New Moms

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  1. Plant names, like Heather, Hazel, and Sneezewort are always a good option.
    Emotions, like Hope, Joy, and Resentment can never go wrong.
    Musical terminology also provides a plethora of good names: Melody is a classic (see what I did there). Or why not Subdominant?

  2. I dunno. I think the best names are just a teensy bit descriptive.
    You know, like, Tabby for a girl who's a bit orange, or for a boy, Shadow of the Evil Lords of Destruction Who Come To Rend All Flesh! Repent! Repent! While you Still Have a Mind to Repent With!

    Or, you know, anything else with multiple exclamation marks.

  3. I've dealt with issues regarding my name my entire life. I was crushed early on, so I just spelled it, "Kayla" so that I could go to recess. My mom would correct it, and I would lose another recess. This led to the start of my awkward questions, "How do I spell my name?" "What is my name?"

  4. The most important thing is choosing a name they will be teased for in middle school, but not too much, and then they can stop being teased when they become Sophomores (Maybe Juniors if they're not gifted.) in High School. Giving a girl a name with a boy's name for short like Melanie (Mel) Samantha (Sam) and a short haircut helps fosters rumors that she might be a lesbian, so she's more popular with boys when they grow pubic hair.

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