Redditor ‘u/Aggressive_Buy4075’s’ ex didn’t think that family members’ names were off limits when naming his second child. The mother of the first one did, though. That’s why she caused a commotion about her ex’s choice, but started wonderingif she was a jerkfor doing so soon after.
Choosing the right name for a newborn is not an easy task
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This woman was furious when she learned what name her ex has given to his second child
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More than a third of parents think of an option for both a boy and a girl, others opt for a gender-neutral name
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Naming a child can be a headache, there’s no doubt about it; in order to choose the right fit, a parent has to consider numerous factors from the way the full name sounds to what people it reminds them of, among other things. That might be why some parents ruminate about it until the very last second or take their time even after the child is born.
The majority of people reveal the name they’ve chosen for their child sometime during the pregnancy
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Even though two sisters sharing the same first and last name might not be common, family members bearing the same exact moniker is not unheard of. A lot of times that happens due to namesaking—naming a child after another person, often a grandparent or even a parent.Studies revealthat boys and second-born children with older sisters are more likely to be named after someone. Research also suggests that people who were namesaked themselves are more likely to do it with their own children as well.
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