Many new parents seek Google to choose their baby’s name, which is 'unique' and guards them from a lifetime of embarrassment.
Your Name can Fetch You Fame and Fortune!
If your name is Brian or Lisa, and success is what you aspire for, here's a tip for you, which can make all the difference: change your moniker.
If your name is Brian or Lisa, and success is what you aspire for, here's a tip for you, which can make all the difference: change your moniker.
For example, an American couple, Lecia and Thor Kaslofsky, changed the spelling of the name they wished to give their baby daughter from ’Kalia’ to ’Kaleya’, as the first version pulled up pictures and search results of strippers, after they Googled it.
"We didn’t want there to be a Google identity for her to wrestle with," the couple told the New York Times.
Pauls and Catherines are Most Likely to be Swingers
Women named Catherine and men called Paul are most likely to indulge in swinging, according to a new study.
Women named Catherine and men called Paul are most likely to indulge in swinging, according to a new study.
A study on LilSugar, a US site for parents, discovered that 64 percent of respondents had Googled their baby’s potential name before making the final decision.
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Success Usually For Girls With Masculine Names
Girls with masculine first names are likely to have a successful career, according to a new study.
Girls with masculine first names are likely to have a successful career, according to a new study.
Traditional Baby Names No Longer the Flavor in Britain
Edna, Norman and Gertrude are just a few of the classic British names that have virtually died out within a lifetime as parents copy celebrities when naming their kids, suggests a new survey.
Edna, Norman and Gertrude are just a few of the classic British names that have virtually died out within a lifetime as parents copy celebrities when naming their kids, suggests a new survey.
