Emmy is the founder of Kiindred and mother to 3 little ones.
Over the last 4 years, she has worked with some of the most credible experts in the parenting space and is a keen contributor on all things parenthood.
Dark folklore, solemn angels and rhythmic mourning rituals inspire many Names That Mean Death. Think Azrael (m./f.), the Hebrew angel who guides departing souls; Enma, Japan’s stern judge of the underworld; and Taziah, evoking Arabic passion plays of grief. Even unexpected picks—Mukund symbolising final liberation, Ernest with its grave resolve, and melodic Javaun echoing “God is gracious” at life’s end—offer parents quietly powerful ways to honour mortality’s mystery.
