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fromTODAY.com
2 weeks ago

5 Baby Names a Teacher Cautions Parents To Think Twice About

When teachers are asked about names, they often have lists of names they would never choose for their own kids, shaped by years of classroom experiences.
Education
fromTODAY.com
3 weeks ago

176 Unisex Baby Names To Consider For Your Child

Unisex names empower children to define themselves and dismantle gender stereotypes.
fromTODAY.com
3 weeks ago

120 Vintage Baby Girl Names That Are Classic, Yet Cool

"Vintage baby names are names that were in style amongst past generations and then fell out of style at some point," Colleen Slagen explains.
Women
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UK news
fromMail Online
2 months ago

Baby names are getting more DIVERSE, experts reveal

Baby names in Britain have become significantly more culturally diverse over the last 20 years.
Social justice
fromScary Mommy
2 months ago

The New Virtue Names Becoming Popular In America, From Truce To Legacy

New virtue names are emerging among baby names in 2024, showcasing modern qualities that resonate with parents.
Truce showed the most significant rise in popularity, suggesting a shift in naming trends towards names symbolizing peace.
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fromMedievalists.net
2 months ago

The Most Popular Girls' Names in Tudor England - Medievalists.net

Smith-Bannister's extensive research through parish records revealed significant trends in girls' names in Tudor England, highlighting royal influence and societal changes over time.
History
fromTODAY.com
3 months ago

From babies - to popes! Why does it seem like everyone is named Leo?

"It's one of the first pope names in a while that's very trendy, compared to John and Paul and Benedict and Francis," says baby naming consultant Colleen Slagen.
Parenting
Women
fromScary Mommy
3 months ago

Bad News Jessica: Gen Z Wrote This List Of "Old Lady Names"

Old-fashioned names are regaining popularity, but youth perceive different names as "old lady" names than older generations do.
fromwww.theguardian.com
3 months ago

We need to talk about Kevins in Germany, Irish ballads and Tom Holt's novels | Letters

The name Kevin, once cool, has now become a stereotype in Germany, associated with lower socio-economic backgrounds and biases in education, reflecting societal prejudice.
Germany news
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