According to their study, you better watch out if you use any of these names for girls: More from CafeMom: 20 Divine Baby Names for Girls And beware these naughty little guys: There is good news. They’ve got some “well-behaved” names for parents to go on. If you use any of these girl names, you have a nice little sweetie on your hands: As for the “good” boys, expect well-behaved little gentlemen if you use any of these names: Sorry to tell you, parents, but if you’re raising a little William, better brace for some hectic times ahead. Kidding. The list is made in good fun. Yes, it’s based on real research and data, but there’s no reason to panic. If you’ve already chosen Ella for your baby girl, this is no reason to swap to Emma. As Neil Hodges, the company’s managing director, says, “Obviously there are many Ellas and Josephs that are perfect little angels, just as I’m sure there are many Amys and Jacobs that can be a bit of a handful.” And boy, is he right. More from CafeMom: Quiz: What’s Your Perfect Baby Name? But just in case you need an extra deciding factor on whether or not your kiddo deserves his or her rightful spot on the Naughty or Nice list this holiday season, let this research serve as a fun swaying factor. Evgeny Atamanenko/Shutterstock
title: “20 Baby Names Guaranteed To Produce A Naughty Child " ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-15” author: “Mary Ditullio”
According to their study, you better watch out if you use any of these names for girls: More from CafeMom: 20 Divine Baby Names for Girls And beware these naughty little guys: There is good news. They’ve got some “well-behaved” names for parents to go on. If you use any of these girl names, you have a nice little sweetie on your hands: As for the “good” boys, expect well-behaved little gentlemen if you use any of these names: Sorry to tell you, parents, but if you’re raising a little William, better brace for some hectic times ahead. Kidding. The list is made in good fun. Yes, it’s based on real research and data, but there’s no reason to panic. If you’ve already chosen Ella for your baby girl, this is no reason to swap to Emma. As Neil Hodges, the company’s managing director, says, “Obviously there are many Ellas and Josephs that are perfect little angels, just as I’m sure there are many Amys and Jacobs that can be a bit of a handful.” And boy, is he right. More from CafeMom: Quiz: What’s Your Perfect Baby Name? But just in case you need an extra deciding factor on whether or not your kiddo deserves his or her rightful spot on the Naughty or Nice list this holiday season, let this research serve as a fun swaying factor. Evgeny Atamanenko/Shutterstock
title: “20 Baby Names Guaranteed To Produce A Naughty Child " ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-05” author: “Denis Shrader”
According to their study, you better watch out if you use any of these names for girls: More from CafeMom: 20 Divine Baby Names for Girls And beware these naughty little guys: There is good news. They’ve got some “well-behaved” names for parents to go on. If you use any of these girl names, you have a nice little sweetie on your hands: As for the “good” boys, expect well-behaved little gentlemen if you use any of these names: Sorry to tell you, parents, but if you’re raising a little William, better brace for some hectic times ahead. Kidding. The list is made in good fun. Yes, it’s based on real research and data, but there’s no reason to panic. If you’ve already chosen Ella for your baby girl, this is no reason to swap to Emma. As Neil Hodges, the company’s managing director, says, “Obviously there are many Ellas and Josephs that are perfect little angels, just as I’m sure there are many Amys and Jacobs that can be a bit of a handful.” And boy, is he right. More from CafeMom: Quiz: What’s Your Perfect Baby Name? But just in case you need an extra deciding factor on whether or not your kiddo deserves his or her rightful spot on the Naughty or Nice list this holiday season, let this research serve as a fun swaying factor. Evgeny Atamanenko/Shutterstock
title: “20 Baby Names Guaranteed To Produce A Naughty Child " ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-29” author: “Christine Juarez”
According to their study, you better watch out if you use any of these names for girls: More from CafeMom: 20 Divine Baby Names for Girls And beware these naughty little guys: There is good news. They’ve got some “well-behaved” names for parents to go on. If you use any of these girl names, you have a nice little sweetie on your hands: As for the “good” boys, expect well-behaved little gentlemen if you use any of these names: Sorry to tell you, parents, but if you’re raising a little William, better brace for some hectic times ahead. Kidding. The list is made in good fun. Yes, it’s based on real research and data, but there’s no reason to panic. If you’ve already chosen Ella for your baby girl, this is no reason to swap to Emma. As Neil Hodges, the company’s managing director, says, “Obviously there are many Ellas and Josephs that are perfect little angels, just as I’m sure there are many Amys and Jacobs that can be a bit of a handful.” And boy, is he right. More from CafeMom: Quiz: What’s Your Perfect Baby Name? But just in case you need an extra deciding factor on whether or not your kiddo deserves his or her rightful spot on the Naughty or Nice list this holiday season, let this research serve as a fun swaying factor. Evgeny Atamanenko/Shutterstock
title: “20 Baby Names Guaranteed To Produce A Naughty Child " ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-02” author: “Ruth Inda”
According to their study, you better watch out if you use any of these names for girls: More from CafeMom: 20 Divine Baby Names for Girls And beware these naughty little guys: There is good news. They’ve got some “well-behaved” names for parents to go on. If you use any of these girl names, you have a nice little sweetie on your hands: As for the “good” boys, expect well-behaved little gentlemen if you use any of these names: Sorry to tell you, parents, but if you’re raising a little William, better brace for some hectic times ahead. Kidding. The list is made in good fun. Yes, it’s based on real research and data, but there’s no reason to panic. If you’ve already chosen Ella for your baby girl, this is no reason to swap to Emma. As Neil Hodges, the company’s managing director, says, “Obviously there are many Ellas and Josephs that are perfect little angels, just as I’m sure there are many Amys and Jacobs that can be a bit of a handful.” And boy, is he right. More from CafeMom: Quiz: What’s Your Perfect Baby Name? But just in case you need an extra deciding factor on whether or not your kiddo deserves his or her rightful spot on the Naughty or Nice list this holiday season, let this research serve as a fun swaying factor. Evgeny Atamanenko/Shutterstock
