1. Consider the baby's five elements when naming. Choose the five-element attributes that your baby likes to use when naming, and avoid the five-element attributes that are taboo in numerology. If the child's Rizhu and Tiangan are also wood, the wood will be too strong. You can use "metal" and "fire" to restrain it and help pay attention to the balance of the five elements. If the Heavenly Stem is water, it needs the help of earth. If the Heavenly Stem is gold, it is also better to choose the words "earth and fire". If the Heavenly Stem is earth, "fire" and a small amount of "gold" are preferred, and too much wood is avoided. If the sun's celestial stem is fire, you cannot use characters belonging to wood, and avoid using too much earth.
2. Pay attention to the three elements of "Heaven, Earth, and Man" in the baby's name. The relationship between the three talents is extremely important and affects the child's health, emotions, life, and career. Pay attention to the configuration of the three talents, for example: "Wood, Wood, and Fire 113,224 (good luck), success will spread smoothly, upward development without obstacles, the basic situation is also peaceful, everything will go smoothly, prosperity will be long, happiness and prosperity will be lifelong, and physical and mental health will be achieved. To ensure longevity and happiness.
3. It is also important to consider the good and bad fortune of the I Ching hexagrams. It is very important to choose a name that conforms to the auspicious hexagrams. The auspicious hexagrams of the name will help the child's smooth growth. On the contrary, there may be many obstacles.
4. In addition, it is taboo to name the names of ancestors and sages; taboo to use cold characters; taboo to monotonously repeat the name font; taboo to use polyphonic characters; taboo to read "tongue-twisting" characters; taboo to read. Basic common sense in naming such as indecent homophones, tabooing overly fashionable words, tabooing overly complimentary words, tabooing words with complicated strokes, and tabooing simple names with common surnames also require special attention.