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Sometimes, too big a name does have a little effect on children:

As we all know, parents' expectations are usually on their children's names. Some parents have high expectations for their children and often tell them that your name contains the words "dragon", "phoenix" and "sky". I hope you can make great achievements in the future, which will inevitably cause great pressure on your children. Children who have been under pressure since childhood may be crushed.

In addition to not being too big, there are the following points to note:

1. Pay attention to the homonym of names to avoid ambiguity.

There are so many Chinese characters in China, many of which have the same pronunciation but totally different meanings. Some parents may ignore this problem when naming their children, make their children's names homophonic and ambiguous, and finally make jokes. Common homophones include "Liu Mang" and "Ren Xia".

2. Don't use insulting words

The older generation pays attention to cheap and good reputation, because in the past, the survival rate of children was relatively low, and there were often cases of premature death. Superstitious old people think that children's names are too big, so they have a cheap name to feed. In the 1960s and 1970s, there were many children named "Dog Egg" and "two dog". If you give your child such a name now, then the child will become the object of ridicule by classmates.

3. Don't use uncommon words and traditional Chinese characters

Many parents use obscure words or traditional Chinese characters as their names to make their children more special in the crowd. Many people don't know these words, and there will be embarrassing situations in interpersonal communication. In fact, in many areas, uncommon words and traditional Chinese characters are no longer used as names. If you use it, the child can't even register.

As the saying goes, "people are what they are called." Parents really need to pay more attention to giving their children a nice and loud name. After all, the name will be the child's life card.