However, certain interesting features can be observed here too. For example, girls are more open to gender neutral names than boys. The boys on the other hand have less number of such examples. Parents like giving boys names UK to the girls more often than the other way round. Thus women with boy names are more common than men with girl names. This has been a remarkable trend not only in the UK but in almost all the English speaking countries of the world.
Another interesting thing that has come out of research is that in boys names UK, the stress lies on the very first vowel, but for girl names, it lies on the second vowel! Thus, for a 'Mathew' or a 'Joseph', the stress lies on the 'a' and the 'o' respectively, but for an 'Angelina' or a 'Victoria', the stress is more on the 'e' and the 'o' respectively. This is an interesting trend that has come out of intense research on names given to the babies in the UK.
A more funny thing is that for boys, the names that are more appealing have a monosyllable, like 'Matt' or 'Bill' or 'John'. Studies reveal that for girls, the more flowing and artistic the name is, the more is the appeal or attractiveness. Thus, a 'Josephine' or a 'Florence' seems more attractive than a 'Kate' or a 'Maria'! Of course these conclusions are debatable, but since they are outcome of intense research and study, they cannot be fully ignored!
In order to pick names in a better way, there are a lot of books written by able authors on this. The parents can go through them and choose a name of their choice a book for you on w from therein! These attractive books are also available online for buying. A click of the mouse can get you an attractive book that can also be a good read for the expecting wife. Remember that the name you choose will affect a lot towards building the identity of your child.
Amelia Pearson is an experienced journalist and the editor and leading writer for the Emma's Diary website, one of the UK's foremost pregnancy and baby websites. Amelia writes on pregnancy related topics.
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