Sentences with phrase «name a parent gives»

Meesiah is going to cause a lot fewer problems than a lot of other names parents give kids.

Meanwhile, @ 2 — why would you or anyone care what name a parent gives their child?

In an enlightening interview with the Paris Review, Louis says that «Eddy Bellegueule» is in fact the name his parents gave him.

(By the way, Jerry Mander is the name his parents gave him.)

Not exact matches

Like a proud parent, we gave it a name — for old Bourbon County, nestled in the heart of the Bluegrass.

So adoption was not about giving parents to those who had none, but was about naming a child (of other parents, or even one of your own children) as an heir.

She knew about half of them by name, and chatted with several parents while giving out handfuls of candy to their kids.

«Mohammed» is an exceedingly common name for Muslim parents to give to a baby boy.

A parent choosing to give their child the legal name Olly instead of Oliver or Lizzie instead of Elizabeth is choosing a slightly different name.

The child is named at the ceremony, signed with the sign of the cross, welcomed as a member of the church, which is the family of God, and his or her parents are perhaps given a lighted candle, which symbolizes Christ, who is the Light of the world.

I want to see you ignore God while YOU»RE on your knees before him crying and pleading to be let into Heaven because he called you by your first name the one that was given to you by your parents.

While my parents would purchase a farm animal for the poor in a family member's name, they would often give the same family member a cash gift to spend however they liked.

Kids have enough to worry about in life, without their immature parents giving them a name they should not have.

I ask that question not only to this ignorant lady, but to all the parents who give their children these crazy names... WHat if your child grows up to be a teacher, military commander, CEO... STOP BEING SO THOUGTLESS about the potential impact this name will have down the line... For the other parents who do the same thinking it's cute, may the Messiah help you!

This harm consists in the irreversible scrambling of three things: genealogies, by substituting «parenting» for fatherhood and motherhood; the status of the child, who would go from being a subject to being an object to which others have a right; and sexual identity, which rather than being a natural given would have to give way to orientation as an individual expression, in the name of the struggle against inequality, perverted into the elimination of differences.

This harm consists in the irreversible scrambling of three things: genealogies, by substituting «parenting» for fatherhood and motherhood; the status of the child, who would go from being a subject to being an object to which others have a right; and sexual identity as a natural given, which would have to give way to orientation as an individual expression, in the name of the struggle against inequality, perverted into the elimination of differences.

His parents should have given him a proper name like Obediah, or perhaps Algernon or Horatio.

She can give advice and her opinion, but to send the parents away for an hour recess to come up with a name or she will Choose is just ridiculous.

That does not give the government (as represented by this one judge) the legal authority to usurp naming rights of a child from the child's parent / legal guardian.

Her parents gave her a room in their business to start DeBrand Fine Chocolates, named after the family but with the French prefix «de,» which means «of» or «from,» added.

but I'm pretty confident that his parents gave him that name to increase his chances with girls when he was in high school.

If your kids are like mine, they don't take well to their parents giving them advice on much of anything — academics, athletics, you name it.

According to Today's Parent, the number - one reason the responding parents gave for disliking their baby name is that it had become «too commonly used.»

In their book Marital Conflict and Children: An Emotional Security Perspective, Cummings and colleague Patrick Davies from the University of Rochester identify the kinds of destructive tactics that parents use with each other that harm children: verbal aggression like name - calling, insults, and threats of abandonment; physical aggression like hitting and pushing; silent tactics like avoidance, walking out, sulking or withdrawing; or even capitulation — giving in that might look like a solution but isn't a true one.

All parents aspire to give their little bundles of joy special names.

Many people, whether it be family, friends, neighbors, or strangers will possibly give their opinions / ideas of names for the baby but it is up to the parents if they want to take those names into consideration.

Instead, many parents want original names that give their children an individual identity.

Above all, he notes, parents should give their kids names they love and that resonate personally.

Those long, complicated names that our parents used to give us are falling by the wayside.

If you're looking for a Japanese name for your new baby, this list has you covered!Japanese baby names give parents the flexibility of short or long words.

Japanese baby names give parents the flexibility of short or long words.

Christopher Reed, a professor of history and philosophy at Roosevelt University in Chicago, says parents who give their kids heavily ethnic names often desire to connect kids with their roots and instill curiosity and pride about their familial past.

If you opted for an open adoption, you can always share the name you gave the baby with the adoptive parents, so that they may share it with the child in the future.

If your pregnancy was (or is) anything like mine, your friends and loved ones (as well as strangers and acquaintances whose names you can't even remember) will offer you many, many thoughts on giving birth, child - rearing, parenting and, especially on the challenges of breastfeeding.

Since switching to open adoption, the yearly reunion held at The Cradle now sees children with two nametags: one for the name given to them by their biological parents and one for the name given to them by their adoptive parents.

The adoptive parents may give the baby a new name upon completion of the adoption.

However, once the adoption process is complete, it is up to the adoptive parents whether or not they wish to give the baby a new name.

This evening will be geared toward putting the school and the grade in the best light, and giving parents a chance to connect faces to names of the administration and teaching staff.

The pop star and Hollywood heartthrob gave their only son a name that reflects his parents» glamorous, high - profile personalities.

Would have been awesome to have had a specialist give it a name and get my parents off my back about it.

Now, even old classics like Monica are seeing a twist with parents switching the «C» in the name to «K.» Variety is great and is of course the goal of parents to give their baby a name that is memorable and beautiful so that they are remembered long after some one has met them.

And if nothing else, some parents might like the idea of giving their child a name with a «presidential» feel.

Since its launch in 2005, Parent Hacks has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Real Simple, Family Circle, Parenting and Parents, and has been named the «# 1 Most Useful» of Babble's Top 50 Mom Blogs three of the four years the honor has been given.

This lovely name is a great choice for parents looking to give their little one a name that has culture and roots.

The adoptive parents also have the option of giving the baby a new name, on an amended birth certificate, after the placement.

It's difficult enough to choose a single baby name, but with twins, parents have to give careful consideration to choosing a combination of names.

From taking creative license with the spelling of their girl's name, to piecing together a name from both mom and dad's names, to just opening up a baby book and blindly choosing, parents have their work cut out for them when it comes time to give their new bundle a name that does her justice.

Parents who give their little girl the name Grace often want the name's meaning to represent who their child will become.

Millennials are taking baby names into their own hands — forsaking all of the rigid, old fashioned, gender specific monikers from days of yore; younger, hip parents are giving their children uni-sex nam...

Many parents are focusing on giving their little girls names that sound like nicknames.