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Names fit for a Royal baby!

09/08/2013

I've felt a certain amount of pride in knowing that William and Kate copied us in naming their child. I'm pretty sure that it was us they copied rather than any historical royal names.

When choosing names for any baby it can be difficult. Imagine how hard it must be when the whole world is waiting to hear what you've chosen. It seems they've got it right though as I'm yet to hear anyone say anything against George as a name. Something I'm rather relieved about too.

It is fascinating to see the history and meaning of the names within the royal family, and to see just how often some of them repeat. But then my mum's also been researching our family tree this last year and the repetition of names is also apparent there, even if it wasn't always intentional. We always knew that Master C would share a name with his great-grandfather, but hadn't realised just how many times his name does crop up in previous generations. Nor, that Little Miss C also had relatives with the same name. There's something about tradition I do rather like.

To get the below to display properly it might help to right click and select "view frame in new window" – sorry, but it seems to have been put together a little strangely!

Having a baby requires months of planning, from buying new clothes, choosing the nursery furniture and not least of all, choosing a name. Check out this infographic charting the most popular boys' and girls' names in England and Wales, compared to the most popular Windsor family names.
Disclaimer: This infographic was brought to you in association with John Lewis.

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