Baby and an article
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babynamesI haven't been here in a while because our adoption went through. So now I have a one month old and his name is Henry Xavier.
But I wanted to pop in to share an article with you that my cousin-in-law posted on Facebook. I wish we could slip it to some of the people who do the weird spellings so they could see the research on what that can do to their kids.
But I wanted to pop in to share an article with you that my cousin-in-law posted on Facebook. I wish we could slip it to some of the people who do the weird spellings so they could see the research on what that can do to their kids.
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Date: 2010-12-02 08:06 pm (UTC)As for the article, I think one sentence is key there:
"So it ends up building on itself. The type of parent who would give a really unusual name is often going to parent differently from a parent who says 'I want to give my child a name so they fit in.'"
I think that is way more crucial than the name itself.