""I've had people reach out about name regret with children up to 6 years old," baby name consultant Colleen Slagen tells TODAY.com."
""Now I've had so many success stories of people who've actually gone through with a name change and have been so happy with it," she says."
""I think it's something that happens more often now than it did a generation ago," Pamela Redmond, co-founder of Nameberry.com, told TODAY.com in a previous interview. "Parents care a lot more and think a lot more about names now than they did back then, and agonize a lot more about names than they did say in the mid-'80s.""
""We spent most of the pregnancy planning, whether it was a boy or a girl, to call the baby Calihan," explains Wherry."
Celebrities and everyday parents are increasingly changing children's names after birth due to regret or second thoughts. Examples include Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott changing their son's name through several iterations and Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer updating their son's middle name. Baby name consultant Colleen Slagen reports parents with children up to six seeking name changes and describes multiple successful outcomes. Pamela Redmond notes that name changes occur more often than a generation ago as parents research and agonize more about names. Books, websites, and apps help parents find names, but choosing and communicating a change can feel overwhelming.
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