Baby Names

So, in continuation of my dreams, the thought of baby names came to me. I personally do not have kids right now. I would prefer to wait a while before doing this. But I've always wanted one child - a baby boy. But because of reality, I know that having a girl might happen. So, this blog is about baby girl and baby boy names.

I believe that a baby name needs to be thought about in great detail, because this name will be with this person, for the rest of their lives. My biggest thing is ensure that most people can pronounce the name - this is huge to a child when growing up. Kids in elementary school, and high school, can be very mean and make fun of people’s names. Also, the name would have to have some special meaning.

If I have a boy, I would name him Nikoyan (pronounced Nick-o-yan). I believe this name is unique and can be shortened to the name Nick, while in school. The will prevent children from name calling, and he would be able to use his legal name later on in life if he chose to, or just on legal paperwork. The name is special to me because it is a different spin on the name Nicholas. 

If I have a girl, I would name her Darla-Lilith. I think this name is different enough, to stand out, however is very easy to spell and pronounce. In school, she could go by Darla only, to make life easier. Lilith could also be shorten down to become Lily if she wanted to go her only the second half of her name. 

Since I've been blabbing myself, I figured you may actually want to look up some baby names too. CNN.com made an article about the top baby names for 2013, and the site Parenting.com is a great site for finding out unique baby names. You can view names that never go out of style, one-syllable names, unisex names, celebrity names, and even build-a-name to literally see how the name will look when written later on in your child’s life.