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10/11/2012, 10:19 AM
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Which name do you prefer? Or any suggestions?
Hazel (my nans name but apparently is getting popular?!) Quincy - love Quin for short Paisley - have always loved it Also love Meadow but not sure if I would use it My sons names are Lennox and Oakley so a name that flowed well would be nice. :-) Thankyou |
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10/11/2012, 10:23 AM
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Hazel by a very very very big lead! I haven't met one baby Hazel yet. I do know one grown up Hazel and love the name.
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10/11/2012, 10:23 AM
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I quite like Meadow but not sure I would do it with Oakley - Oak Meadow sounds bit silly together - bit like Pine Fields..
Hazel is ok. Dont like Quincy Paisley - unusual but quite like it |
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10/11/2012, 10:28 AM
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My pick is Paisley. It's an old favourite and goes well. I don't like Quincy for a girl though I quite like Quin. Meadow would be my second choice though I can see 4kidlets' point.
Not a fan of Hazel and it may have the oak problems as well but being your Nan's name gives it points. Others: Ainsley Airlie Amity Bridie Bryony Dimity Fairlie Pippin Tully Shelby Serenity Sorrell Tansy This post has been edited by Gudrun: 10/11/2012, 10:34 AM |
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10/11/2012, 10:34 AM
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Good point about Oak and Meadow :-) Lennox means 'from the elm tree's' so I must be drawn to the nature inspired names! (unintentionally)
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10/11/2012, 10:37 AM
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My pick is Paisley. It's an old favourite and goes well. I don't like Quincy for a girl though I quite like Quin. Meadow would be my second choice though I can see 4kidlets' point. Not a fan of Hazel and it may have the oak problems as well but being your Nan's name gives it points. Others: Ainsley Airlie Amity Bridie Bryony Dimity Fairlie Pippin Tully Shelby Serenity Sorrell Tansy Love love love Tully. Always have adored that name. |
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10/11/2012, 10:42 AM
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Hi....love the name Quinn (not Quincy).......
Other suggestions which are on MY all time fav list Aberdean, Avery, Brielle, Bailey, Calais, Darcy, Marley, Mackenzie, Paige, Tahlia, Verity This post has been edited by davalli: 10/11/2012, 10:44 AM |
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10/11/2012, 10:43 AM
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I like Hazel. But going by the names of your other children Quincy would fit, even though it's not a name I like, it seems as though you like slightly more unusual names so Quincy might be best for your family. Quinn for short is nice. Paisley and Medow seem a bit hippy compared to the names of your other children.
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10/11/2012, 11:09 AM
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I like Quinn but not Quincy, and think it makes a fantastic stand-alone name. I don't mind Hazel.
Meadow is a little out there for me, and Paisley reminds me of 1970s wallpaper (not that it's a bad thing, but that's all I think of). |
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10/11/2012, 11:18 AM
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I love Hazel and quite like Paisley, love the sound of Meadow but don't think I'd have the guts to use it.
I quite like Quincy but prefer Quinleigh. |
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