Choosing the new born baby name is not an easy task for the couple. We offer you a lot of tips that will help you to guide you when choosing the name of your baby. 

Surely you feel a lot of pressure to choose a name that has everything:

• Replicate the qualities you desire for your baby
• Be modern and original, but that people like
• Honour your cultural and family identity
• Let your child feel proud of his or her name, as the years go by.

As if the thousands of names to choose from were not enough, you also have to take into account the suggestions of family and friends. These are the 5 tips to choose the name of your baby that you should keep in mind:

1. How does the name you have thought for your baby sound?
2. Is it good that it is a unique name?
3. Choose a name that reflects your cultural heritage
4. The meaning of the baby's name
5. Does your baby's name like your partner?

Here Is A Small Guide To Choosing The Name Of A Newborn:

1. The name of the baby should be chosen by the parents, as true responsible for their existence. For example, if a girl chooses the name of her sister equal to that of her best friend, or that of her favourite doll, it will print certain characteristics of the original relationship with her friend or doll, in the new one with her sister.
2. If the name refers to something immaterial, careful not to create expectations related to its meaning. Calling a daughter Paz can provoke numerous occasions in which the incongruity between her name and situations in which her guerrilla side needs to be afloat is questioned.
3. Avoid that name belongs to someone significant to parents. Sometimes the newborn is charged with the responsibility of giving us what another person gave us, or did not give us. It is about respecting deeply the essential project of each being and not "delivering a script of life" to the child at birth.
4. Avoid diminutives. These usually limit growth. Although it sounds affectionate until a certain age that you are called Pablito, as a teenager, young or adult who calls you that, it can make you return to childhood and all that this entails in terms of dependence, lack of responsibility, etc.
5. Avoid masculinised or feminized (for example, Carmelo) names that tend to show frustrated wishes that the newborn was of the opposite sex.
6. Allow and facilitate that the children, when the time comes, change their name according to what is established by the law of each country. As I said in the first point, the nominator takes power over the appointed, and the only owners of our existence are we.
7. The name of the baby may arrive spontaneously to the parents during the pregnancy, but if not, both can be delivered to a joint meditation or a creative visualization, in which the same baby is asked to inspire their first name. That name will resonate to both as valid, beautiful, true, free of loads and meanings foreign to the waiting creature.