You are going to call your baby boy or girl what you want. No matter what name you pick, it will be something that describes your baby perfectly. If you want to name your baby Elizabeth, then Elizabeth it is! There are no wrong answers here, you are free to name your baby whatever you want.
However, there are some things that you need to consider before you go ahead and name your child. Keep reading to find out more.
Traditional Vs. Modern Names
Your baby will be a traditional boy or girl, so it is probably best to go for a name that is already in use. If you are having a girl, then you can choose from a wide range of traditional names that are still in use. These are names such as Elizabeth, Hannah, or Emily that have been around for centuries and will make your little angel stand out among the other children. If you want an unusual name for your baby, then you can choose from a range of modern alternative names that have become incredibly popular in recent years. Names like Isabella, Sophie, or Gabrielle can be used to describe a feminine baby, while Dax or Oliver can be chosen for a masculine one. You can also use these names in the reverse if you are lucky enough to be given the opportunity!
Popularity Vs. Meaning
When choosing a name for your baby, you need to consider whether you want a popular name or a name that has deep meaning. If you want a popular name, then you can choose any name in the world and 99% of the population will know what you are talking about. However, if you want a name with deep meaning, then you will have to narrow down a short list of options that you think will be suitable. Popularity can take a back seat when it comes to choosing a name for your baby.
Good Luck!
When naming your baby, you will need luck more than anything else. If you are given the opportunity to name your baby, then you will have to choose a name that is suitable, unique, and just plain lucky. Of course, you will need all of these things in combination to get the perfect name for your child. The more luck you have, the greater the chance that your baby will be given a perfect name.