This year is the Year of the Rooster, and my baby was also born this year. When I was pregnant, my mother-in-law said that if it was a girl, she would be called Mi Li, and if it was a boy, she would be called Mi Dong.
When he was born as a son, he was nicknamed Mi Dong, which means that the rice was piled up in piles, and the son who was born in the Year of the Rooster would never be able to finish the rice.
Because we were waiting for a warm baby, we pushed him out in a car to bask in the sun when he was one and a half months old. There was actually a baby in the same community who was born on the same day as us. He was also a boy, a few hours ahead of us. His nickname was Xiong Zai. He said he got it from a master.
There is a baby who is two days older than us and is also a boy. He was named by his grandfather. My nickname is Chongchong, which means that chicks have worms to eat. Chongchong's brother was born in the year of the monkey. My grandfather gave me a small tree, which means that little monkeys have trees to climb.
There are also two five-month-old girls. One is nicknamed Mi Li, and the other is named Miller, which also means that the chicks have rice to eat. Miller's grandmother always called her "Mi Li". Miller rice.
These are all nicknames based on the zodiac signs. They are more meaningful, cute and catchy.
There is a girl who is forty days older than my son and lives above us. She is called Beibei because Beibei’s mother is from Northeast China and her father is from Beijing.
A girl who is twenty days older than my son is nicknamed Luyu by her mother because her father is from Shandong and her mother is from Henan. So I chose the abbreviation of the place as a nickname, which is also very nice.
Both of these names are based on the place of origin of the mother and father. They are also very interesting and easier for children to remember.
Children’s nicknames are very important. A catchy nickname can be remembered quickly, and these interesting nicknames are also very cute.