There were already fanatical parents of these characters, but as a result of the launch of the new Pokémon Go game, the fever has risen again. Pokemon mania has led to more and more newborns bearing Pokémon names, both from the new version of the game and from previous versions.
That common sense is the least common of the senses is nothing new, but when it comes to choosing a child's name, it doesn't hurt to make a minimum effort to put it into practice. Choosing the baby's name is the first decision we make for our children and it will mark them throughout their lives.
Last Tuesday Tania Llasera was the mother of her first child whom she named José Bowie Vilar Llasera, in tribute to the late British singer David Bowie. The first name was already thought out "I love the name Pepe," said the Mediaset presenter, but decided that she would take a middle name, Bowie, after learning of the death of the singer, whom she deeply admired.
Choosing the baby's name is a very thoughtful decision and something that future dads are very excited about. Inspiration can come from various places: family heritage, celebrities, television, cinema, the internet, and why not, also from Instagram filters.
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?
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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.
