How to choose a nickname for a baby born around New Year’s Day in 2022?

There are many nicknames for babies born around New Year’s Day in 2022. The details are as follows.

1, Yuanyuan. The word "round" comes from the homophony of the word "yuan" in New Year's Day. It is used to give baby names by overlapping them, which well highlights the baby's cute and chubby characteristics, which makes people love it. Therefore, Yuanyuan fits the baby’s nickname around New Year’s Day.

2. Egg. The word "egg" is a superimposed nickname for babies born on New Year's Day that is homophonic to "dan". Egg is an egg produced by animals and is also one of the first forms of life. As a nickname for babies born on New Year's Day, it has similar meanings.

3, every year. Because New Year's Day is commonly known as the New Year around the world, naming the baby Nian Nian is very appropriate. It also implies the best wishes that this day will come to pass every year, and that this day will come to pass every year, which reflects the parents’ deep love for their baby and the hope that the baby will be happy forever.

4. Chao Chao. The baby boy's nickname Chaochao is derived from Chaochaomumu. It is used in male baby names to reflect the cuteness of the boy and has the meaning of Chaochaomumu.

5, cute. Germination means germination, the beginning of the growth of all things. When used in baby names, it means new life and is full of hope. The word "cute" contains the word "艹", which has the flavor of nature, which is suitable for the Year of the Tiger. It also contains the root of the word "month", which means that the baby will not have to worry about food and clothing.

It is very common to have nicknames with the content of blessing and eliminating disasters. The main content is health, longevity, wealth, blessing, etc. Like Bai Sui, A Zhuang, A Fu, Fa Zai and so on. In "A Dream of Red Mansions", Grandma Liu named Sister Feng's daughter Qiao Jie, which also means seeking good fortune and avoiding misfortune.

Some parents are eager for their children to succeed, and this can even be reflected in their nicknames. For example, the lyricist of our country's national anthem, Tian Han, whose nickname is He'er, his parents hope that when he grows up, he will be a kind person, be harmonious and get rich, and his family will be harmonious and everything will be prosperous.