Express their unlimited love parents are trying in many ways. Someone prefers gentle embraces and kisses, someone pampers children with sweets and toys, but all parents, without exception, come up with various petting nicknames for their babies and little ones. Ask any mother how she affectionately calls her child, and hear a dozen touching and cute options.
How can you call a child tenderly?
Most babies have appetizing cheeks, for this they are called Hamsters, Cheeks, Puffy, Pupsicum and Donuts. Very often, with a tender affection for the child, parents rhyme his name with some consonant word: Lizunya-Krasounia, Marinka-Mandarinka, Yanchik-Dandelchik, Nastyona-Slastena.
Original nicknames for children are obtained not only from derived names, but from surnames, so mothers often call all household members one affectionate word. For example, the family Belyaev, can safely call themselves Belyashik, and in the family Razumenko kids can be called Razumunkami.
Little babies, starting to speak, immediately try to pronounce their name, but often they get very interesting and touching words, which then they are called parents. So Egorka can turn into Igogoku, and Xenia in Yenya-enya.
There is a belief that parents with the help of affectionate nicknames for a child can jinx their own child, so many call children like: Kazyulichka, Kaprizulechka, Vrednjulechka, taking as a basis a not very affectionate word and adding to it a diminutive ending.
How can I gently call the girl?
When they come up with a name for their daughter, parents think over several variants of its diminutive form, which is often used to communicate with a small daughter. For example, the name Arina: Arinushka, Arishechka, Oreshek.
Every little girl is beautiful in her own way. One has curly long hair, the other has bottomless blue eyes, the third behaves like a little actress. Memorable appearance and bright behavior are the reason to call a little girl Sin-Eyes, Princess, Malvina, Krasotulay, Angel.
How can you call the boy tenderly?
For the boy, there are no less beautiful and pleasant words with which parents want to emphasize the uniqueness of their baby. For example, the fashion for names for boys does not prevent parents from inciting and inventing their own diminutive-caressing options: Andrew will not be trite to call Andryushenka, and originally - Dusheskaya (derivative of Ducha).
Mothers of boys usually compare their little little sons with fluffy animals, calling them the Hare, Kitten, Teddy Bear.
Tender words for the child
Daily dealing with children, parents not only give them unusual nicknames and names, but also use affectionate and gentle words. All children repeatedly hear in their address such epithets: sweet, favorite, gold, brilliant, expensive, sunny, beloved. Children are very sensitive to the parental vocabulary and can only determine the mood of their mother or father by their intonation and the presence or absence of affectionate words. In a situation where the baby does not behave the way parents want, they prefer to call the child a full name. Others, on the contrary, replace affectionate words with not very pleasant nicknames to emphasize behavior
Original nicknames for children
Some parents are distinguished by an extraordinary literary talent, inventing nicknames for their children on their own or even inventing new words. Perhaps, someday a dictionary of parental affectionate vocabulary will be created, in which these masterpieces will fall, while they just wander through the expanses of the Internet: Babasik, Tatulik, Bumburusik, Popik-Golopopik, Kusen, Kazibulinka. But in this case I want to advise, do not overdo it with fantasy and remember the words from the wonderful song: "how do you call the boat, so it will float".