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For most expectant parents, choosing a baby name can be a simultaneously exciting and stressful event.
It can involve pages and pages of scribbled out and scrunched up lists, nights spent poring over name meaning books, and sometimes taking a long look down the family tree for a name that holds tradition.
And, of course, you both have to agree on it. (Which might mean a tiny argument here and there).
Then, for some parents, there comes the secret-keeping. For anyone who’s friend or relative has given birth (or has done so themselves), there’s usually a guessing game involved while the soon-to-be parents remain tight-lipped and smug – waiting until the day their child is born to utter their name aloud.
Well, while Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s name-choosing task may prove a little more lenient than royals before them, considering their distance in the line from the throne, there’s one rule they must abide by.
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I think that if you look closely enough you will see that the names Beatrice and Eugenie are actually very close to the royal family line----just look back to somewhere around the Queen Victoria time, very important in the history of current royals in the northern hemisphere.