1. Avoid homophonic sounds: When naming a baby, parents must pay attention to the unpleasant homophonic pronunciation of the name, so as not to cause unnecessary trouble to the baby in the future. Such as: Wu Limao, Zeng Haoxiao, Yu Ling (Rain), Wei Cong (Feeding Worms). It is best to pronounce the name a few times after picking it up to see if there are homophonies and whether it reads smoothly and does not twist the tongue. ?
2. Pay attention to the meaning of words: I need to explain this issue to everyone. Some parents don’t know how to do anything. They will find some relevant information on the Internet and tell you what is missing and what to make up. If you only read these words without understanding the meaning of the words, this is also wrong. It is best to check the Kangxi Dictionary to determine the meaning before choosing a name.
3. Not distinguishing gender: There are many parents who are partial to their preference for a certain word, regardless of the gender of the baby. This is the most undesirable thing in naming. I have seen such parents too much. Many of them are just based on personal preference or family tree, and the names are given regardless of gender. Some names are extremely inconsistent with the sense of the times. To put it bluntly, they are rustic. When the children grow up, they will be confused when going to school or working. It may be used as a laughingstock and may have a negative psychological impact on the child.
4. Full of childishness: Childish names sound better when the baby is young, but in middle age, childish names will make people feel very uncomfortable, but as adults The period is the longest, and delicate names appear stingy and will make everyone feel immature, such as: Yiyi, Yangyang, Shasha, etc.