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  1. Newborns in Latin America Name Children After World Cup Stars

    📰 Original title: Baby Haaland in Peru: newborns take names of World Cup stars

    🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
    👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

    View full AI summary en.killbait.com/newborns-in-la

    #sports #worldcup #babynames #latinamerica

  2. "Justice" is the most commonly rejected name by the New Zealand government.

    Funny, it's a fairly common name in South Africa, mostly for boys, but occasionally for girls too. I wonder why NZ doesn't allow it?

    #NewZealand #BabyNames

  3. One of my work-adjacent friends named their baby my given name -- it was 100% not after me (we are not close in that way), but I do feel happy to know I didn't ruin the name for them 😄

    #BabyNames #friends #observations #silly #names

  4. Do they name kids Norman anymore?

    Who's the youngest Norman you know?

    #aging #adulting #babynames

  5. @dawngreeter

    It makes me wonder if Pierre fell right off the bottom of the "top Canadian baby names" lists in the last couple of years.

    He's a useless POS, an empty suit.

    #BabyName #BabyNames #PP #Pierre

  6. For American readers, 'Kirby Muxloe" is a place, not a person.
    Everything you've heard of our village names is true and even more!

    #Wordsearch #BabyNames

  7. Can’t believe that I hadn’t shared this wonderful #paper from last year – start by looking at the list of authors 😄:

    “An Abundance Of Katherines: The Game Theory Of Baby Naming” [2024], Katy Blumer, et al (arxiv.org/abs/2404.00732).

    #GameTheory #BabyNames #Catherine

  8. Related: "Horsely" is an excellent first name and we should bring it back #BabyNames

  9. Super red baby name choices are so revealing about the values and self-image of today's US "conservatives".

    The Reddest and Bluest Baby Names | Nameberry

    nameberry.com/blog/the-reddest

    #BabyNames #Onomastics #USPolitics #USCulture