Taylor A. Humphrey, 33, helped name more than 100 babies in 2020, raking in more than $150,000 from cashed-up couples.
Some panicked parents are even turning over an eye-popping $10,000 so that Humphrey can help them settle on an impeccable name for their offspring.
“If you look at the most popular baby names, it’s such a telltale sign of our cultural values and our aspirations,” Humphrey told The New Yorker in a profile published Monday.
The New York businesswoman — who does not have any children — bills herself as a “passionate writer and storyteller” who is “adept at branding, marketing and social media.”
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I've been trying for years to get my girls to honor my two grandfathers - Cuthbert and Elwood - by naming their kids after them but so far no takers.
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Middle name, middle name. Our first has Lee, Gregory Lee and second Sidney, Patrick Sidney, which is clunky, but I dint care. Both grandpas.
Well, then