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You Named Your Kid What? Tips for Choosing the Perfect Name for BabyOriginally, the name you chose for your child seemed ideal. And now that time has passed and the true character of your child has emerged, that kicky name just doesn't fit. In some cases, the name just doesn't fit the personality. In others, the parent slowly realizes that the once-perfect name can be easily molded into an embarrassing or x-rated name - one that a school bully might take aim with. Or, the name just doesn't click. In any event, a solution might be a nickname that can be used in place of the given name. For example, if Baby Peter's dad is named Paul, try using Little Pauly or Little Paul. Then as time passes and your child grows, allow them to choose the name they prefer - Paul or Peter. Both are perfectly great names for little boys, and it's generally the in-the-gutter attitudes that turn good to bad. If baby hasn't popped in the world yet, you may wish to do a bit of research on the meaning of names. The dictionary is a great source of research. Simply break down the syllables in the name and go from there. My dear old mom performs name research in this manner and I'm always amazed at what she ends up with. In every case, the names that she researches go hand-in-hand with the personality of the individual. How to Choose the Perfect Family PetFurry friends have a way of wiggling their way into our hearts, but once home we may realize that there's a lot of work ahead so that the new family pet can bond with the family. Like a few words of advice before pet shopping? Then look no further as Animal Rehabilitators Tom and Sky lend their suggestions on choosing the perfect pet. continue Flat Broke With a Kid Who is Name-Brand ConsciousFrom the coffee we drink to the clothes on our backs, we are influenced by name-brand offerings. After all, if it ain't hip, I'll be a pip. With very little cash, we'll take your kid from pip to hip. continue Why Nannys & Grandparents Have What it Takes to Calm the Savage Baby BeastBaby Tesa is screaming at the top of her lungs while you run about the kitchen frantically trying to locate her favorite cup. The faster you move, the louder she cries. You are totally shocked as Grandmother Thelma enters the room, tosses a "How's my baby girl" to Baby Tesa, and receives a beaming smile in the process. We'll explain why. continue
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