Comments on: How to Negotiate Names for the Baby http://christian.adoptionblogs.com/weblogs/how-to-negotiate-names-for-the-baby Adoption from a Christian perspective - Topics include: religion, faith, prayer, and Christian adoptive parenting. Sat, 13 Feb 2010 02:44:36 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: william123 http://christian.adoptionblogs.com/weblogs/how-to-negotiate-names-for-the-baby/comment-page-1#comment-23 william123 Thu, 14 May 2009 09:45:11 +0000 http://christian-ad.www.adoptionblogs.com/2006/03/26/how-to-negotiate-names-for-the-baby#comment-23 Baby Furniture <br /> <br /> Hi<br /> It is true naming a baby is really a difficult task. Grandparents, relatives suggest different different names. So finally after too much negotiations I finally named by baby Christson which was accepted by everyone.<br /> ........................<br /> <br /> Friends if you want to furniture for your cute little ones. Best quality baby cribs, cradles, bassinets, changing tables, dressers, modular cabinets to store toys and clothes etc. are available. All products adhere to U.S quality standards..........<br /> <br /> www.babyfurniture365.com<br /> <br /> James<br /> Baby Furniture

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It is true naming a baby is really a difficult task. Grandparents, relatives suggest different different names. So finally after too much negotiations I finally named by baby Christson which was accepted by everyone.
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]]> By: adoptionblessings http://christian.adoptionblogs.com/weblogs/how-to-negotiate-names-for-the-baby/comment-page-1#comment-22 adoptionblessings Sat, 01 Apr 2006 06:28:19 +0000 http://christian-ad.www.adoptionblogs.com/2006/03/26/how-to-negotiate-names-for-the-baby#comment-22 Speaking as an adult adoptee, names play a large part in one's identity. I facitilate adoption support groups locally and online and have spoken with many adult adoptees.(many from closed adoptions) Many are drawn to know their birth names and are thrilled to find out what their birth parents named them and why- it validates their beginnings and that someone cared to name them a special name. And those who found out their name was "Baby Johnson" or "Baby Smith" is very difficult for adoptees to hear. I do think, if at all possible it is honoring to keep part of the birth name if one is at peace with that. More importantly as a Christian, a name is biblical significance and a positive meaning is most honoring! As an adoptee who has traveled 51 years on this earth, I know find my roots/identity in my First Father,my heavenly "daddy" The one who knew me before my birth and danced the day I was born. The only one who has been with me each and every day of my life- from the womb until today! My passion is to help other adult adoptees who struggle with feelings of "rejection/abandonment" issues see the bigger picture of who they are and how God has eternally loved them!<br /> <br /> Blessings,<br /> Jody Moreen, Editor<br /> Adoption Blessings Journal Speaking as an adult adoptee, names play a large part in one’s identity. I facitilate adoption support groups locally and online and have spoken with many adult adoptees.(many from closed adoptions) Many are drawn to know their birth names and are thrilled to find out what their birth parents named them and why- it validates their beginnings and that someone cared to name them a special name. And those who found out their name was “Baby Johnson” or “Baby Smith” is very difficult for adoptees to hear. I do think, if at all possible it is honoring to keep part of the birth name if one is at peace with that. More importantly as a Christian, a name is biblical significance and a positive meaning is most honoring! As an adoptee who has traveled 51 years on this earth, I know find my roots/identity in my First Father,my heavenly “daddy” The one who knew me before my birth and danced the day I was born. The only one who has been with me each and every day of my life- from the womb until today! My passion is to help other adult adoptees who struggle with feelings of “rejection/abandonment” issues see the bigger picture of who they are and how God has eternally loved them!

Blessings,
Jody Moreen, Editor
Adoption Blessings Journal

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