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  1. #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by tk. View Post
    I've learned not to get to excited about baby names in my family. I've got somewhere around 20 nieces and nephews and gads of young cousins (Who's counting? Ain't nobody got time for that!)
    LOL sweet brown!
    Mama to big kitty Jasper

    a feel for the names i adore:
    http://nameberry.com/userlist/view/40723

  2. #23
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    Quote Originally Posted by sarahmezz View Post
    I like Josiah Walker and Elizabeth Emerald. Classic, but with a twist
    Thank you. :-) My husband likes classic and traditional. I'm a little more adventurous. These are our compromises, and I like them so much they don't feel like compromises.
    Mrs. H.
    TTC #1
    Josiah Walker "Joe" or Matilda Emerald "Mazzy"
    Future siblings: Troy Nolan Revere & Clementine Ruby
    Avatar: "Dark Robe" by Malcolm Liepke

  3. #25
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    I'm not disappointed when my friends use popular names, it's their choice, but I do get disappointed when we have "double ups" in our family and close friends we have:
    2 Liams
    Eva Grace, Ella Grace, Grace Ella
    3 Hunters
    2 Jacobs
    2 Noahs
    2 Mackenzies
    2 Brooklyns
    3 Sophies
    An Alex (B) and an Alexis (G)
    2 Jades


    It get's really confusing when my kids have a birthday party!

    Some names I did get excited about though were, Mya, Katrina, Lucy-Jane, Aria and Lincoln
    Mummy to
    Elizabeth and Annabelle

    Currently baking a baby due November 2013!

  4. #27
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    Jun 2011
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    I agree, double ups are disappointing. In my mothers group we had a Benjamin and a Ben in a matter of months :/
    I was pleased with the Ezekiel who would have been Lucinda if he was a girl.
    I wish people would be a bit more adventurous

  5. #29
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    I was disappointed to see a girl I went to school with name her daughter Kinsley. Yuck! Also disappointed when my cousin named her daughter Lauryn.
    Collecting, not expecting! Favorite names change frequently.

    Girls list: http://nameberry.com/userlist/view/22356

    Boys list: http://nameberry.com/userlist/view/34208

    Voting list: http://www.babynames.com/namelist/9829189

  6. #31
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    This happens to me everytime I hear Jackson, Mason, and Jadyn for boys. For girls it's Isabella, Madeline, Madison, Addison, Hannah, Olivia, Ava, Micayla, Kaitlyn...etc. The only super common names that don't disappoint me are biblical names like Jacob, Matthew, Joshua.

  7. #33
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    Oct 2012
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    I feel like it's kinder to give your kid a bland, popular, "accepted" name than an insufferable hipster name. My SIL has picked some doozies, and it's pretty annoying and sad. My only consolation is that her silly names have been a source of irritation for my evil mother-in-law.
    Mom to James Daniel, William Joseph, and Elise Marie
    http://letterstoauntkay.blogspot.com/

    Zachary Allan EDD 9/11/13 (Thanks, Berries!)

    If we ever have another daughter:
    Catherine, Linnea, Natalie, Sylvia
    Other boys' names I like:
    Charles, Andrew, Arthur, Theodore, Samuel

  8. #35
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    I've also been trying not to expect too much from my friends and family. I'm sure that they pick a name that they love. But my friend just had her second boy and with the first one being Landon (trendy I know but still interesting) I did catch myself wondering what she'd name the next one. Well he's born and his name is David, which is a solid name but not at all what I was expecting. And yes, I was honestly disappointed. Though on the same note, I'm sure there are plenty of people in my circle who are not fans of my naming style either.
    Stay-at-Home Mama to Eldon

    Currently loving

    Anastasia JoAnn
    Gregor Horatio
    Ulrik Luther

  9. #37
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    Jun 2011
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    New Zealand
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    So far there are only 3 other couples amongst my group of friends that have had babies, not an Ava or Jayden in sight!

    We have:
    Natalie
    Ajax
    Mara
    Mama to Leo Sebastian & expecting another little man in July!

  10. #39
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    Oct 2012
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    Someone on my Facebook was making dummy clips (chunky beads on long ribbons with letter beads in the middle spelling names) for some of her friends who also have babies. Her son is Patrick which I like as it's not something you hear often nowadays but the names spelt out on the dummy clips were SO predictable:

    Tyler, Gracie, Evie and Amelia.
    Current Favourite Name Combos

    BOYS: Joseph Rory Michael "Jory", Edmond John Meirion "Ned", August Eli Benedict "Gale",
    Niccolo Dexter Sascha "Nico", Vasiliy Tulio Daniel "Vas",

    GIRLS: Aira Rose Hester, Merit Laila Adeline, Eilidh Clara Valentine,
    Fiorella Jael Cecily, Bridie Scarlett Viola, Arietta Margot Sigrid,

    Looking for beta readers for my novel at: http://theselfinvention.blogspot.co.uk/ - Chapter 7 now up!

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