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I charge up to $30k to name other people’s babies – I’m still shocked by some of the choices

THESE days, people will pay for anything, including a service that helps them choose a baby name.

In fact, one woman turned her passion for understanding the meaning behind baby names into a full-time job that can make her up to $30K a name.

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Taylor A. Humphrey names other people's babies for a livingCredit: Mark Andrew Culp
, 33, began her journey back in 2015 when she started sharing her favorite baby names and their meanings on social media.

"I found there was a very high engagement considering how few followers I had," she told The Sun in an exclusive interview.

"When I began posting on Instagram, people were coming to me about their love for names.

"I was always a name nerd, so I was very surprised there were a lot of us."

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From just sharing her favorite names, she then moved on to sharing the numerology behind them and lists of names.

Name numerology is based on understanding the unique qualities found in an analysis of your names.

"The name numerology within your name represents mental patterns of thought which stimulate your qualities of intelligence in particular ways," according to .

It was in these last two types of research that people began reaching out to her as an expert.

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"People were messaging me and asking me what they should name their babies," she revealed.

"I think there was something about seeing the lists and people would see their names and they would think that I could help them find names for their children that could go with the ones of the other kids they had.

"It was at that point when people were writing to me all the time. I was just so flattered and I was giving out the advice for free," she added.

A BUSINESS WAS BORN

But it wasn't until 2018, when Humphrey, who was studying to become a childbirth doula, knew that helping women with the baby naming process would be the way she could support them through this major life change.

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