A woman who has been praised with having the most well-named sibset in Australia said she followed the ‘golden rules’ of choosing a baby name.
According to Baby Essential, Chloe Dunstan has been praised for picking the names of her six children – Evan (3), Otto (2), Felix (1), and 8-month-old triplets Henry, Rufus and Pearl – for their original and unpredictable pattern.
The mother, who said she wanted each child to have a traditional but independent name, is said to have adopted the ‘golden rules’ of baby naming.
So if you’re naming a new baby, who happens to have a brother or sister, here are some top tips the experts use to help guide you through those baby books:
- No duplicate first initials – especially when you have more than two children
- All of the names end in a different sound and none of them rhyme
- Consistent style – whether you prefer Irish names, quirky names, or traditional favourites, consistency is key
- Not themed (eg. place names, flowers)
While we still have a soft spot for the names Rose and Daisy, it’s each to their own. As proven by Kris Jenner’s choice in baby names…
