The first name you give your child could have a major impact on their professional career, and therefore in their everyday life. We reveal this little detail that could change everything!
The Official First Names 2024 is now available from all good booksellers, and there is a good chance that future parents will pay particular attention to it. In this work published by Editions First for the start of the school year, the two authors Claire Tabarly Perrin and Stéphanie Rapoport reveal the latest trends in terms of first names in France, and those which will be in the coming months. Thus, we learn in particular that the top three in the list of male and female first names should change next year, but also that certain first names could, on the contrary, become rarer in France.
If other parents could well be inspired by the first names of the players of the XV of France who are currently fighting to win the Rugby World Cup which is taking place here, Claire Tabarly Perrin and Stéphanie Rapoport invite us to take some precautions before deciding on the choice of the first name of a newborn. For what ? He could have an impact on his daily lifeand in particular for his professional future.
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It’s not Léa Salamé who could say the opposite! The journalist recently revealed that she had to change her first name after facing ridicule from her classmates when she was younger. For her part, host Camille Combal explained that her boy’s first name was linked to obsessive-compulsive disorder. In The Official First Names 2024we emphasize the importance ofinitial of a child’s first name, because it will follow him throughout his professional life. Indeed, Claire Tabarly Perrin and Stéphanie Rapoport explain that “In the digital age, we must bear in mind the fact that almost all companies now use the initial of the first name and the last name for professional emails”. In other words, if your child has the last name Avioli and you call her Rose, that would be [email protected]. Not in the best taste!
Also, it is more explicitly emphasized that it is important to “choose a comfortable first name, easy to wear and spell“and that the notice must be shared 100% by both parents. It’s primordial ! To do this, think twice about consonances that you like, to his spelling thinking about the difficulties that your children might encounter in learning to write, but also about the fact that it is trendy or, on the contrary, completely different from what we can read and hear here and there. Finally, if you have several children, ask yourself if the youngest’s first name matches that of his elders…
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