UK Wedding News
19/06/2013
The study, which was carried out by Cussons Mum & Me found that 39% of mums will choose a name they have always loved, rather than name their baby after a celebrity.
One in five mums admitted they decide on a name that is already in the family, with the same amount picking a name from a book or film that they love. Only one in 10 mums said they would choose the name of a celebrity for their child.
In addition, less than 10% claimed they would look to their friends for inspiration, while 3% said they will name their new born after the place they were conceived.
A spokesperson for Cussons Mum & Me said: "The journey of early motherhood is an eventful one, and baby naming can be very personal, so it’s no surprise to see that a name with true meaning takes the top spot in the inspiration stakes."
(JP/MH)
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39% Of New Mums Choose Traditional Baby Names
A new survey has found new mums are moving away from 'celebrity names', instead preferring to use more traditional names for their baby.The study, which was carried out by Cussons Mum & Me found that 39% of mums will choose a name they have always loved, rather than name their baby after a celebrity.
One in five mums admitted they decide on a name that is already in the family, with the same amount picking a name from a book or film that they love. Only one in 10 mums said they would choose the name of a celebrity for their child.
In addition, less than 10% claimed they would look to their friends for inspiration, while 3% said they will name their new born after the place they were conceived.
A spokesperson for Cussons Mum & Me said: "The journey of early motherhood is an eventful one, and baby naming can be very personal, so it’s no surprise to see that a name with true meaning takes the top spot in the inspiration stakes."
(JP/MH)
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