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It is rather fun to look at top nicknames and their meanings for baby girls and baby boys.

We often think of nicknames as a part of our modern culture. But, in reality, nicknames go back many thousands of years. In fact, the ancient Romans were very fond of nicknames. Even their emperors were known by their nicknames.

Often, a nickname bears little resemblance to the person's first name. For instance, the nickname "Polly," comes from the name Mary. "Sandor" is the nickname for Alexander.

Also, many nicknames turn out to be so popular that they become independent names themselves. Two such examples are Gwen, which is short for Gwendolyn, and Manuel, which is a shortened form of Emmanuel.

And now, let us take a look at some unusual nicknames that you might like.

Nicknames and Their Meanings for Baby Girls

Nancy - This name comes from the name, Ann (Hebrew) meaning both "Grace," and "Mercy." The original name for Ann is "Hannah."

Daisy - This nickname comes from the name, Margaret (Greek) meaning "Pearl." The name, Margaret, was originally a Persian name meaning, "Born of the Moon-Light."

Lola - This name comes from Dolores (Spanish) meaning "Our Lady of Sorrows," in commemoration of the Virgin Mary.

Christa - Christa is the nickname for Christina (Greek) meaning "Follower of Christ."

Lily - This name comes from Lilian (Greek) meaning "A Lily."

Nicknames and Their Meanings for Baby Boys

Austin - This name comes from the name Augustus (Latin) meaning "The Exalted and Sacred One."

Wayne - Wayne comes from the name, Wainwright (Old English) meaning "Wagon-maker."

Zack - This nickname comes from Zachariah (Hebrew) meaning "Remembered by the Lord."

Kit - This name is short for "Christopher (Greek) meaning "Bearer of Christ."

Max - Max is the shortened form of Maximillian (Latin) meaning "The Greatest."

I hope you liked this brief look at some top nicknames and their meanings for baby girls and baby boys.

Names for children follow society's trends, music, books, and art. Therefore, it is almost sure that new baby names and nicknames will appear in the coming years and take the place of today's beloved names. Every baby name and nickname is a lifelong gift.

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Autism - Family Dynamics

As we meet more and more families through schools, respite resources, carers groups and people generally pointed in our direction for advice and sympathy, I come to realise that we are by no means on our own in having a family with more than one disabled child.

I have three children, Rosie (who is 11 and has Asperger Syndrome), Daisy (9, rare genetic syndrome called Kabuki) and Leonard (who we have never called Leonard, only ever Lenny - he is seven is classically autistic and as yet has only a handful of words at his disposal).  I sincerely apologise for defining my children by their disabilities; in more normal circumstances I never would (This is Lenny : he's terribly handsome, lots of fun, and a big handful!') (Daisy; unbearably sweet, main interests include splashing, spinning and bananas) (have you met Rose? She's very funky (obviously) she loves her pet rat, Albert Einstein, and has an ambition to become a stand up comedienne).

I never had a clear picture of how my life would turn out.  Maybe I lacked ambition in this respect, but hey.  One thing I can promise you; had someone described my family life as it would be at aged 25 I would probably have had some sort of a seizure.  But it is ok; I promise you.  I am nowhere near nervous breakdown phase (although there have been 'teetering on the edge' times).  My family is a wonderful rainbow of colour and fun. 

My main regret is the lack of interaction between the children.  That is one of the things that you picture, isn't it, as a prospective parent?.  Watching on with a wistful smile as your children play, fight and grow together.  My children never play together.  They hardly every acknowledge one another (although Daisy and Lenny have the occasional fight over a biscuit).  When the younger two arrive home on their separate school buses, I will say to Rose (who is very intellectually and verbally able); "Daisy and Lenny are home sweetheart, are you going to ask them how their day has been?"

Bless her for trying, she plays along, "Hello there, Daisy, Hello Lenny" she will say in an exaggerated tone. "What have you been up to today then?" She will invariably wander off or start watching telly before they have had chance to answer.  And who can blame her; they have never answered yet...

Fundamentally if feel blessed.  I have been awakened to a new level of reality through my children's disabilities, and I am a richer, more real person for the experience. 

I would love to hear from anyone who identifies with my situation X

 

 

 

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It seems to me that women's disposable razors start out sharper but get dull faster than mens'...?

such as Daisy vs Bic...what do you think?Is that true?

Get the Gillette ones with the disposable blades. The blades cost a bit to replace but they last a long time.

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Before and after photos of the white guest house belonging to the Children's Nutrition Program of Haiti hang by clothespins in a makeshift tent, symbolizing the destruction of the Jan. 12 earthquake.

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