http://brazilian-baby-names.com Mon, 13 Apr 2009 00:44:27 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Discover below the most common names given to people in Brazil. Maria - It comes from the Hebrew word Myriam. It has diverse interpretations: "the one that desire a child”, sovereign, lady, “drop of the sea" or same rebellion, among others. The origin also can be related to the Egyptian mry, ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/articles/most-popular-brazilian-baby-names.html When naming your baby, one fear may be that your child will grow up hating the name you choose. Relax. Psychological studies consistently show that happy, well adjusted people who like themselves also tend to like their names, no matter what they are and even if it takes a ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/psychology/what-if-your-baby-grows-up-hating-her-name.html Another old naming rule that’s now gone, thanks to recent research, is the notion that your Child’s name should clearly denote his or her sex. The old idea was that if you gave your child a sexually ambiguous name (like Robin, Lee, Dana, or Harper), he or she would have ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/psychology/what-about-unisex-names-or-calling-you-son-jr.html Thirty to forty years ago, scientists thought an unusual, Distinctive name would make a child unpopular in school and harm her emotional development. It was thought that children with uncommon names like Riza or Blair would have fewer friends than children with ordinary names like Susan or David. Some experts ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/psychology/unusual-versus-ordinary-names.html When reading about names, you’ll invariably read of a study done by psychologists John w. Mcdavid and Herbert Harari, which supposedly "proves" you'd better give your child a popular name if you want her to do well in school. The more you think about it, the more worrisome ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/psychology/will-the-popularity-of-your-childs-name-affect-her-grades-in-school.html Articles about names often note that, whether you like it or not, others will judge and stereotype your child by her name. Depending on the study cited, you’ll see that people generally consider: Bertha a "fat" name, Brian "macho and dynamic," Justin ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/stereotypes/how-much-will-your-childs-name-determine-how-others-see-her.html After working hard to build her career as a lawyer, Joanne is about to have her first baby at age Thirty-five. Not content with just one book, she's brought home armloads of books from library and has even dug out half a dozen magazine articles on how to choose the ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/psychology/the-psychology-of-naming-your-baby.html If you are looking for a Brazilian baby name you are in the right place. Brazilian baby names are used almost everywhere in the world. Everybody loves a Brazilian name; they are unique and very exotic. The Brazilian language is Portuguese and Portuguese is a romance language which is ... http://brazilian-baby-names.com/introduction/brazilian-baby-names.html