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Oh my. Calm down. Where did she even write any of this? Your children, your life, your decision.

All she said is that sometimes she gets angry at people who have children at a young age without a...

Lennox (Melissa & Joey)
Harper (The wizards of Waverly Place)

It is also the German and the Norwegian spelling :)

It's actually pretty funny, cause the letter ä would exactly lead to the pronunciation "Shan-na", rhyming with Anna. The Umlaut changes the open "Uh" sound the letter "a" usually has (like the second...

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I just tried the app and though it does have a lot of names, the meanings often times don't seem right to me. I'd always look them up in a more trustworthy source like behindthename.com.

I...

I like the sound, I think with your connection it's a nice middle name BUT it's one of those names I'd hate to introduce myself with. Meeting my future boss I really wouldn't want to say "My name is...

Felix has been popular in Germany for about 25 years now (#10 in 2012) and many German Family names start in Sch (so does mine), so it really doesn't sound weird to me. Felix is a lovely choice!

In Germany it's Lukas, it hast been super popular for many years, it's a classic name with a modern sound. Definitely not downmarket here, more like "a normal unexciting choice". It has been in the...

There are common names I like (but wouldn't use), but Hannah and Ava aren't two of them. I think Ava is okay but I dislike Hannah. I don't like the sound, it's boring and not appealing to me. All it...

Lincoln is a surname, not a guy's name. Some parents chose to give this surname to a boy and now some people decide to give it to a girl. And the problem isn't that "guy names" are given to girls. I...

You can call her whatever you want, you can even call her taylor as a nickname, but do I see Mia in her name? No. It's definitely not in there, doesn't make sense to me.

I'm sorry, that was just the first thing that came to mind. Maybe there are many people in the US who speak Swahili and learn it in school. I have no idea.

I think Plum is tacky (I find Precious and all those names tacky too, I have a low tolerance for those), but it's usable.
Fig sounds exactly like the German word for f*ck, so no. You could say that...

I think it would be some soft short L-name: Lara, Lia, Linn (all pretty boring and common here)
For a boy I don't really have an idea. Maybe Emil (popular name as well)

I voted for Scarlett. It's totally not my style, but I find Verity and Melody very tacky... (sorry). I love Felicity though!

I like Esme better, but if you want to honor your grandma you should go with Mae, I don't really think Esme honors Mae.

Amalie (Ah-mah-lee-eh)

I will only change my name, if my partners name sounds better than mine :D

I think it's only fair to take the better name. I mean we don't live in the 50s anymore, if you don't want to take your...

I second that.

But would you encourage a girl to wear dresses, if she didn't like them?
Would you push a boy into a toug sport he doesn't enjoy?

I wouldn't do it without asking her, because you could hurt her with it. And even though you're not very close, I wouldn't want to hurt someone. I mean you may not have been attached to the names you...

It's actually very modern in Germany right now :) I'm not crazy about the English pronunciation but it's a nice name.

So his name would be Benjamin and you'd call him Beau? It is a stretch, but if you call him Beau everyone else will, so it will work I think.

If the idea is "naming him after his father" but not...

I was surprised to see that we (I'm German) share some words like Sommer,Gift, Engel and Europa. First I thought the Danish naming laws must be even stricter than the German ones because at least...

Does daughter number 1 have a very girly name? If her name was let's say Sophia I wouldn't do it.