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Help me build my list, Boy & Girl

LiMa View Member Profile	25/11/2012, 01:50 PM Post #1
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It's very early in the game, but I'm trying to build a list of names, because I'm pretty sure it is going to take me every single day of the next 34 weeks to get DH to agree to a name. We both come from ridiculously large families, so lots and lots of names are not able to be used. Names we can't use include: Boys Oliver Joshua Zachary Ashley Anything 'Will' Anything "Ayden" Atticus Logan Luke Anything "Chris" Rylen Matthew Cameron Daniel Liam Ethan Girls Anything "Will" Olivia Macy Hayley Anything "Ella" Ashleigh Jessica Middle names are likely to be either David, Raymond, George or Joseph for a boy and Mavis, Frances, Beatrice or Lillian for a girl. We have a 10 year old daughter whose first name is the same as the surname of the Australian author who died this week (please don't write it, I prefer it not to be searchable under my profile) and our surname is a 9 name starting with Mans again, please don't write it if you can figure it out. At this stage I think I prefer something a little longer, and not too out there, but am open to all suggestions. DH's name taste is plain and stuck in 1980. Thanks

pinkcupcakes View Member Profile	25/11/2012, 02:07 PM Post #2
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wow, hard one. sorry dont know author i live under a rock. well if its any help, my unused fave girls names: Ruby, violet, poppy, ava/eva/evangline(if u want something long) imogen, indiana, sapphire, ayla... from off top of my head. and boys names i like but didnt get to use:addison, jasper, corban, cooper, cohen, maverick, landon... hope thats a lil bit of help. dont worry, the right name is out there waiting for you to pick it. congratulations

Susiebelle View Member Profile	25/11/2012, 04:39 PM Post #3
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I think these all go with your other daughter's name and your surname... Erica Tegan Pippa Philippa Melody Romy Billie Piper Bridget Regan Paige all of these go with at least one of your second name possibles I think. a few ideas to start playing around with anyway... I'll try to get back with boy's...

Susiebelle View Member Profile	25/11/2012, 04:55 PM Post #4
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boy: Simon Isaac Jarvis Jonathan Nate Nathaniel James Harry Samuel and more for girls Georgia Anna Tamsin

Gudrun View Member Profile	25/11/2012, 06:05 PM Post #5
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Griffin Lincoln Kingston Harley Sebastian Julian Nicholas Fletcher Donovan Dominic Finnegan Gabriel Rafferty Sullivan Alexander Anthony Tobias Whitney Lindsay Cassisdy Kendall Sheridan Dimity Verity Tiffany Bethany This post has been edited by Gudrun: 25/11/2012, 06:08 PM

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	26/11/2012, 08:33 PM Post #6
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madison madeleine genevieve Vivienne Elizabeth Isabella caroline coralie krystal leilani Jacqueline Miranda matilda Olivia Stephanie talitha Vanessa Victoria Anthony alexander Christopher Nicholas oliver stewart timothy madison madeleine genevieve Vivienne Elizabeth Isabella caroline coralie krystal leilani Jacqueline Miranda matilda Olivia Stephanie talitha Vanessa Victoria Anthony alexander Christopher Nicholas oliver stewart timothy

la di dah View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 09:23 AM Post #7
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Well I really loved some of your girls' middle names and something like Lillian Beatrice or reverse could be really nice. Girls Sabrina Meredith Susannah Veronica Mariposa Penelope Leora Aurora Tallulah Vivien Quintana Jacqueline/Emmeline/Evangeline Boys Alexander August Emmett Benjamin Xavier Gideon Patrick Quentin Ronan Harvey and Henry Jonathan/Jared/Jacob

seaside_shells View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 07:51 PM Post #8
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Some ideas which I think would work with your daughter's name & what I'm guessing your surname is!!! Boys... Andrew Lachlan Samuel Isaac Aaron Alexander Sebastian Girls... Eva Amelia Audrey Sophia Louisa Eleanor Freya Francesca (not with Frances as MN of course!) Carolina

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