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Which countries have official lists of allowed baby names?

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Which countries have official lists of allowed baby names?

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Switzerland and Germany both have it. If you’re foreign, however, you can call your kids names not on the list if you can show that it’s common in your country. I think it’s a good idea, because some parents try to call their kids ridiculous names. A couple in Australia recently called their kid ‘Superman’, only after they were prevented from calling him ‘4real’. What you’re called can have a big impact on your life. It’s hard to take somebody seriously, after all, when they have a ridiculous name. In the UK, a registrar can refuse to register a birth though (I suppose in extreme circumstances like the Australian example).

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