What common names are best not to give to your baby?

Give the baby a name. Don't use these names any more, such as the overlapping word "Chen Chen" and similar sounds, and the overlapping word "Tingting". These two kinds of names are the most I have ever seen. It can be said that such a name has been encountered in every stage, and it is best not to use it again.

But now the baby's name is much better, but many people still want to go together, resulting in many babies having the same name.

In primary school, there was a girl named "Chengcheng" in our class, followed by such a reduplication. It was very happy at that time, because it was the first time I heard this name. Later, when I was in junior high school, I knew more people. There is a girl named "Chen Chen" in the class next door, followed by this overlapping word. Although the two words are different and pronounced differently, our accent is similar. Later, in high school, there were three or four boys and girls, all of whom were named "Cheng", "Cheng" and "Cheng".

As for Tingting, there are many people using this name, especially in our age group. In junior high school, there were two girls named Tingting in our class. More interestingly, they still have the same surname, so the class teacher divided them according to their size in order to distinguish them. Every time he answers a question, he is also called "Big Tingting" and "Little Tingting". In college, there are several others named Tingting in our class. Therefore, Tingting is a good name, which is why many parents give their children this name. I also like this word very much. If anyone still likes this word, you can add a word, which I think will sound better.

Choosing a name is also a science. Many parents not only give their children a nice name, but also have a lot of connotations.