Baby's Months Names: Why?

@Shavkat (140977)

Philippines

October 5, 2020 10:53pm CST

Most of you are aware that some people have months' names, such as April, May, and June. I assumed that it is their birth months. Besides the point, others are named with seasons, such as Summer and Winter. To make it clear, I don't have a low opinion about it. I am just wondering why. What's your call on this matter? Image Credit: cdn.motherandbaby.co.uk

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@arunima25 (92757)

• Bangalore, India

6 Oct 20

It's very much okay. Here in our country naming a baby is considered important. They say that the names have an influence on your personality. So parents choose it very carefully.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

In my country, some parents name their babies based on their ancestors' names. Like me, I got my name from great-grandpa.

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@arunima25 (92757)

• Bangalore, India

6 Oct 20

@Shavkat I have seen many countries and culture following that. That is a way to show respect to ancestors .

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

7 Oct 20

@arunima25 I agree.

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@amitkokiladitya (171998)

• Agra, India

6 Oct 20

I wish wonder at strange names..a name is so important and parents should be really careful while baking their child.. Any update from CO regarding payment

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

I agree. Parents need to be careful in giving their babies names. As of today, CO is not responding to my private message.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

7 Oct 20

@amitkokiladitya I am not sure. They still did not reply to me.

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@amitkokiladitya (171998)

• Agra, India

6 Oct 20

@Shavkat should I start worrying now

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@LadyDuck (489361)

• Italy

6 Oct 20

In my country people do not give to their kids name of months, we are a Catholic country, the Priest does not baptize a kid if he does not bear the name of a Saint. In France I have heard of some girls named "Avril" (April).

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

For me, I find it not cool to name kids with months. I think parents need more time to find the best names for their kids.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

8 Oct 20

@LadyDuck Thanks for agreeing.

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@LadyDuck (489361)

• Italy

6 Oct 20

@Shavkat I agree with you, find a better name for a kid, they should think that we bring our name during all our life.

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@rakski (149387)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

I like the idea of Summer, Winter, Autumn. If I will have another baby I will name him/her one of those name. ahaha

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

I am sure it will be a cute name. How about the Tagalog version of Summer?

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

7 Oct 20

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@rakski (149387)

• Philippines

7 Oct 20

@Shavkat Tag-araw? Tag-Init?

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@porwest (111596)

• United States

2 Nov

Not always. My cousin's name is April and she was born in June. lol

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

2 Nov

I guess there is always an exemption.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

5 Nov

@porwest I think that I had seen it before. I find it funny.

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@porwest (111596)

• United States

2 Nov

@Shavkat Reminds me of that old song and scene from Sesame Street when they had four panels with four kids. Three were doing the same thing and one was doing something else, and the theme was, "One of these kids is doing his own thing." lol

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@sophie09 (34230)

• Indonesia

6 Oct 20

yes, a lot of indonesian use month name haha.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

@sophie09 It is most likely to happen here. Some locals named them with the seasons.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

It seems some parents want not to have a hard time thinking of the baby's name.

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@sophie09 (34230)

• Indonesia

6 Oct 20

@Shavkat yes but in indonesia, we dont use season as name

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@crossbones27 (51819)

• Mojave, California

6 Oct 20

I have none to each is own but if going to do it August is the Babies name because my birthday. Like a typical American.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

I am glad that your lovely mom did not name you August because it is your birthday month.

ultraman cosmos

@id_peace (16898)

• Singapore

8 Oct 20

Parents should avoid names for kids that will cause embarrassment for them at the later stage of their life

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

8 Oct 20

You said it right. They should be sensitive to this concern.

@Janet357 (75641)

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6 Oct 20

My favorite name is Autumn

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

I also like the name Summer.

@fluffy69 (4955)

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6 Oct 20

My neighbor name her twin daughters april and apple haha

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

There is no sweat for the parents to name their twins.

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@happylife1 (13403)

• Karachi, Pakistan

6 Oct 20

Yes here happened so too

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

It is proven that it didn't happen in one country.

@rhuenz (10680)

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6 Oct 20

Some are taking names from a bible character also,or some will have to mixed the name of mother and father,like my sister first son.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

I agree. My nephew's name is from the Holy Bible's character. Some Filipino names are so long, as my little niece.

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@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

8 Oct 20

@rhuenz I am sure they are having a hard time during their early years of schooling. It happened to my little niece.

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@rhuenz (10680)

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6 Oct 20

@Shavkat yeah,many now are also long names,i am wondering how does a new learner kid will write his/her name if it's so long.

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@piyushbhatia1 (11695)

• India

6 Oct 20

In our calender everything is linked to a name. Varsha means rain also a name Surya a name meaning sun Chand means moon Tara means star

@Shavkat (140977)

• Philippines

6 Oct 20

That's nice to know. I bet your name is one of them. Is it?

@piyushbhatia1 (11695)

• India

6 Oct 20