Baby Names

What she checks

Star and pada — each pada has a starting sound (Swathi: Ru, Re, Ro, Ta). See all 27 stars.
Numbers — the name's Chaldean and Pythagorean totals, checked against the date of birth.
Meaning and source — Sanskrit, the Sahasranamas, the Ramayana, deity names if the family wants them.
Spelling — letter by letter, so the totals work and the name still reads well in Telugu and English.
Names to avoid — some names carry hard meanings; she tells you which (her most-watched video is on this).

What you get

A short list of names with their numbers, meanings and why each one was chosen — explained on a call. Many families come back for their second child.

From her register

Usha garu keeps her own register of more than 7,000 names, each with its Chaldean / Pythagorean total. A few lines, as she writes them:

Airav 11/24
Rudhrank 27/41 sanskrit book
Keshin 21/30 lion
Darshiva 23/37 blessed by siva
Neharikaa 23/41 galaxy
Pradha 21/30 supreme
Dhavall 23/24 white
Reyaa 10/23 lakshmi
Haridhan 24/45 vishnu's treasure
Mehul 23/23 rain
Aanvin 19/25 sunrise
Nehitra 23/39 loving

A baby's names are worked out from the baby's own star and date of birth — the register is where she starts, not a ready-made list.

Questions

When should we contact you?

Any time after the birth — many families write in the first week so the naming ceremony can be planned. You can also start before the birth with the sounds you like.

Do you give Telugu and English spellings?

Yes. Spellings are chosen so the numbers work in English and the name reads naturally in Telugu.

Can the name follow a family god or tradition?

Yes. Tell her the deity, tradition or letters and she will work within them.

How long does it take?

It depends on the details and how busy the season is. She tells you when you book.