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Find your ideal baby name on EB's new Baby Names tool: www.essentialbaby.com.au/pregnancy/baby-names

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Zephie Chugger View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 09:00 AM Post #1
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Just dreaming as I had my first transfer this monring. We already have Elliot Dash and Rohan Jett Both boys are know by their middle names Dash and Jett and so will any other child Girl Quincy Rae Boy Tristan Finn We welcome any ideas along the lines of first names can't be shorted and middle name needs to be in style.

emlis22 View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 09:35 AM Post #2
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I like both Tristan and Finn. The ends sound similar, but its not awful. I also think it matches your other boys names very well. Quincy and Rae are NMS, and tbh I've only ever heard Quincy on a boy. Stella Rae Olivia Rae Quinn Noa Stella Raven Aurora Sage Phoebe Raine Phoebe Syke Good luck!

la di dah View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 09:53 AM Post #3
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I like Tristan Finn. I like Rae but think of hearing "Quincy Ray" as a very masculine combo. Rae is androgynous in sound (not spelling, I get that) and Quincy is in my experience a boy's name? I think I'd break the combo and use one or the other, personally. Or move Quincy to the boy side? Girls Molly Mae, because I'm fond of alliteration for some reason. Or Megan. Ivy Jane - I really love Jane actually and think its underused as a primary name. Leah Fern Alexa Wren Twila Blythe Quilla Rae Boys Levi Heath Quincy/Quentin Finn Micah Zane Owen Rhys

Sunnycat View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 09:58 AM Post #4
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I like your boys name. Woud you be calling your dd by her middle name as well? I prefer Quinleigh Rae to Quincy. Otherwise I like Willow Rae.

Zephie Chugger View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 02:35 PM Post #5
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I knew this was the place to ask. Some great names, loving Aurora Sage.

Gudrun View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 06:14 PM Post #6
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Ainsley Meg Cormac Flynn Austin Leith

Bel Rowley View Member Profile	27/11/2012, 07:49 PM Post #7
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QUOTE (la di dah @ 27/11/2012, 10:53 AM) I like Tristan Finn. I like Rae but think of hearing "Quincy Ray" as a very masculine combo. Rae is androgynous in sound (not spelling, I get that) and Quincy is in my experience a boy's name? I think I'd break the combo and use one or the other, personally. Or move Quincy to the boy side? I agree! I will have a think about girl combos.

Zephie Chugger View Member Profile	28/11/2012, 10:01 PM Post #8
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Aurora Sage has been voted out by DW now thinking... Veronica Rae Thoughts?

la di dah View Member Profile	28/11/2012, 10:03 PM Post #9
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Like!

Gudrun View Member Profile	28/11/2012, 11:39 PM Post #10
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Yep I really like Veronica and I also think Veronica Rae is a great combo. Only problem for me is that I don't like Rae much. I do love your naming system btw; I like that it is a bit different. Anyway I like these options: Veronica Maeve Veronica Faith Veronica Lark Veronica Britt Veronica Ciel Veronica Laine Veronica Raine Veronica Neve You might like Veronique as well?

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