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This piece started out with wise advice -- to make sure that you're not offering an unsolicited opinion upon first hearing the baby name if Mom and Dad are telling you the name they're considering rather than asking your thoughts on it. (It's worst yet if you offer your unsolicited opinion when YOU initiate the conversation and are the one to ask what names they are considering.) But you lost me when you switched course and then advised more polite ways to go about telling Mom and Dad why you don't think the names they're considering are good for X or Y reason. The truth is that the only respectful response upon learning a considered name is "That is a lovely name!" If you love it, "That is a lovely name! I love it!" If you hate it, "That is a lovely name!" If you think it's boring, "That is a lovely name!" If you think it's too popular / not popular enough, "That is a lovely name!" If it reminds you of your 3rd grade teacher who you loved, "That is a lovely name!" Period. No commentary. (No one wants to associate YOUR third grade teacher with THEIR baby name, no matter how beloved the teacher was.) The ONLY time I can imagine it would be appropriate to weigh in politely about a baby name is if you think it rises to the level of abuse. (Not "trailer trashiness" -- and that is hardly putting it delicately.) For example, if they tell you little Adolph Hitler is on the way, then perhaps it's time to offer some words of caution (and put CPS on speed dial). But Richard? Come on. Of all the possible names out there, Richard in no way rises to the level that would justify a savvy auntie's critical input, no matter how well-supported by "facts". (If my sibling told me my daughter's name was shared with a porn star when it was otherwise a perfectly acceptable name, I can't even describe the devastation I would feel that my loved one had spoiled an otherwise innocent name for me. There are a lot of porn stars out there (and others this author might deem unsavory) -- we can't avoid all of their names forever.) Furthermore, a lot of people LOOK for names that are not popular or "aged" for a lot of well thought out and rational reasons. More traditional and old-fashioned names are in fact, now rising in popularity again. Which is yet another reason why (unsolicited) baby name input is never, NEVER a good idea. The truth is, you only get to name the babies that you parent from birth or shortly thereafter. If you don't want to have babies, you don't get to name them either. Now, if want to be a savvy auntie, you should be savvy enough to know when it's time to keep your mouth shut. News of an impending little Richard is absolutely one of them. Except to say, of course, "What a lovely name!"