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Grandma Ranks Her Grandkids

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A Grandma ranks her grandkids and she is absolutely not a shamed of it.  Parents are a little unlikely to admit who their favorite child is.  I use to always joke with my my Mom when I was younger that my older brother was the favorite.  “I love you boys equally” she’d always say.  When it comes to grandparents, however, I feel like they are always a little more honest than a parent.  One grandmother proves it in this viral TikTok.  Her grandson was explaining the ranking board she has in her kitchen.  He pointed out that of the 10 grandkids, he was ranked fourth. And that’s the highest he had ever been ranked to that point.  Then he shows his grandma his two new tattoos and she was not impressed.  Watch as grandma ranks her grandkids to see how far down the ranking he fell!

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My ranking on my grandma’s leaderboard after showing her my new tattoos 👵🏻❤️‍🩹😩 #savage #funnyvideo #family #familyvideo #funny #grandma #grandmavideo #lmfao #familything #familyfun #familyfeud #grandparents #tattoo #ranking #rankingstuff #funnygrandma #familycomedy #cousins #cousinsgoals

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Parents Are Naming Their Kids After 'Spider-Man' and 'Encanto' Characters

Parents get inspiration for baby names from the world around them. Sure, you can go the traditional route or come up with a unique name totally on your own. But pop culture, current events and hit shows and movies have made certain names more popular. BabyCenter‘s baby naming experts analyzed the names of more than 400,000 babies born to BabyCenter parents in 2022. Following the COVID-19 pandemic, new parents’ outlook on the world seems to be more positive with utopian names like Miracle, Alora (which means “dreamer”) and Destiny being on the rise. That’s also true of celestial names like Nova (“star”), Aurora (a nod to the northern lights) and Lyla (“night beauty”). This year, nature-inspired baby names associated with flowers, trees, and animals are all on the rise like Meadow (up 87 spots), Iris (up 24 spots), Juniper (up 40 spots) and Ivy (up 11 spots). On the other hand, there was a decline in names associated with celebrities who made headlines for all the wrong reasons last year like Will, Jada, Chris, Amber, Johnny, Elon, and Kanye.

BabyCenter also looked into some of the year’s biggest releases from Disney and Marvel to see how their cult-like following has impacted parents’ decisions to name their children. It turns out, parents loved Spider-Man: No Way Home and the Oscar-winning animated movie Encanto as the inspiration behind their baby names. Following the release of both movies late last year, there was a sharp spike in babies registered with names of popular characters from the films.

See below the Spider-Man and Encanto character names that have soared in popularity in 2022:

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