It is nothing new that by becoming parents we lose many hours of sleep. When there's a baby at home, nighttime awakenings are continuous and we don't get enough rest to face the next day bright and in a good mood. Not to be discouraged, but unless your baby is lucky enough to sleep through the night, that won't happen again more or less until he goes to elementary school (well, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit).
Today, March 17, Saint Patrick is celebrated to commemorate the death of Saint Patrick, a Christian missionary and patron saint of Ireland, a date that is being celebrated in more and more countries. The streets are dyed green, everyone dresses in this color, they dress up as leprechauns or wear the famous clover symbol.
It is clear that when choosing the name for the children, there are many couples who follow the trends of the moment and are inspired not only by fashionable singers (in Spain there are 270 girls called Chenoa), but also by actors or actresses and even in fictional characters.
A few years ago parents were prevented from giving their baby the name of that animal, although they finally got the Civil Registry to admit it based on the decision that "social uses are making it a name."
When it comes to baby names, nothing surprises me anymore, except the little common sense that some parents have when choosing the name for their children. Do they not realize that the child will have to wear it all his life?
Watching news of this type I wonder if the world has gone crazy, parents have gone crazy or what could have happened. The desire to have special, unique children goes to absurd extremes at times.
I know it is said in a loving way, but I don't quite like it. In fact, I'm not even starting to like it. I am referring to those parents who call their daughters "chochete" and their sons "pichilla", or some variant that comes to say the same.
A few days ago there was the most anticipated birth for many Britons, the son of the Dukes of Cambridge, Prince William and Kate Middelton. I don't know if the most famous recent parents of the moment have already chosen their baby's name.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.