Baby Names

Will Your Baby Like Its Name?

I need your help with a new baby-naming book: 

Will Your Baby Like Its Name?
 Grown-Ups Speak Out About What Their Parents Named Them

Will Your Baby Like Its Name? reveals what adults think about the names their parents gave them. Unfortunately, parents can't ask their newborns if they would like to be called Jennifer, Roger, Trisha, Melvin, Daphne or Hope. If they could, many of us might have been given different names.

I would like your views on your own name, as an adult.

In particular, could you tell me:

1) Do you like your first name? Why, or why not?

2) What are your nicknames, and do you like them?

3) Have you had any difficulty with your name?

4) Would you prefer to have been given a different name, and if so, what would that have been?

I would like to hear what you have to say about the name your parents picked for you.

 By way of introduction, I am a book publisher and the author of over a dozen books including, Baby-English: A Dictionary for Interpreting the Secret Language of Infants, Outwitting Toddlers, Outwitting Squirrels, Outwitting Deer, 365 Things To Do With Your Kids Before They're Too Old to Enjoy Them, and Tell Me a Fairy Tale.

You can email me your response or fax it to: 202-986-9485.  If you have any questions about the book, please let me know.  I couldn't write Will Your Baby Like Its Name? without your help!

Thank you.

Sincerely,


Bill

Bill Adler
Adler & Robin Books, Inc.
3000 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20008
www.adlerbooks.com

Email me your thoughts on your name.

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