June 18, 2007
Julia Roberts Plays It Safe With New Baby Name
Julia Roberts gave birth to her third child, a boy, on June 18 in Los Angeles. His name is Henry Daniel, and he weighed 8 1/2 pounds at birth.
Roberts, and husband Daniel Moder, are playing it safe with the baby name. After taking a lot of jibes about the names of their twins, Hazel and Phinnaeus, born in 2004, the couple have chosen to steer clear of oddball names like Phinnaeus.
It doesn’t get any more traditional than Henry, with his father’s name, Daniel, thrown in for good measure.
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Comments(2)
Henry is one of those simple names that doesn’t sound too plain like Amy and Ben (no offesne to anyone named Amy and Ben), around my way, I don’t hear that name a lot.
Julia and her husband have no idea what powerful and successful names they gave their twins contrary to what people may think. The name reveals the personal characteristics/traits while the birthdate reveals the development areas. The twins will have the same development areas but because their names are different, they will have different characteristics. Here’s what’s interesting. The nontraditional name brings Julia’s children more balance and success while the traditional name they gave to their son will bring him a more difficult blueprint or journey in this lifetime. He was born an intellectual and as such will have an extremely different personality from his twin sister/brother. I’ve run blueprints on all of their children so I can make this statement as an authority on Baby Naming. There is a resource whereby parents can easily “test†the baby names they’ve picked before finalizing the name by using Chaldean Numerology to decipher the “code†of the baby’s intended name. This is a mathematical process and the only accurate way to “test†a baby name. Traditional vs. nontraditional naming plays no part in defining the child’s blueprint. It’s all based on a mathematical formula that determines the character of the child based on the name parents assign.
Joanne Justis
Chaldean Master Numerologist and Author
Baby Naming Authority