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MumtoMilly
post 23/01/2013, 03:04 PM
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Hi,
Following all of the positive responses to my last post and sitting on it for a week or so DH have finally decided that DD2 will be called Lara original.gif DD1 continues to refer to her as "Baby Ari" so it looks like this may end up being her NN - time will tell!
Our surname is a fairly strong German name with 1 syllable so I have been looking into longer pretty family names that will compliment Lara. DH has vetoed Isabella, Elizabeth & Juliette but is coming around to Sophia. Lara Sophia just feels "right" to me IYKWIM but would I love to get some objective thoughts or suggestions...
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mini mac
post 23/01/2013, 03:11 PM
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Funny nn I have a friend named Lara and many call her Lari!

Lara Sophia is pretty.
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post 23/01/2013, 03:11 PM
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Lara Sophie is fine. I dont know what your last name is so it will be Lara Sophie Blahblah and I think that sounds very nice
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post 23/01/2013, 03:48 PM
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Lara Sophia is pretty but for something almost the same, I think Lara Sophie flows much nicer. Lara Juliette does sound gorgeous too, shame you can't use it.

Other suggestions:
Lara Imogen
Lara Charlotte
Lara Frances
Lara Claudette
Lara Adelaide
Lara Katherine
Lara Madeleine
Lara Bethany
Lara Phoebe
Lara Xanthe
Lara Emmeline
Lara Violet
Lara Josephine
Lara Annabelle
Lara Eloise
Lara Georgette
Lara Harriet
Lara Celeste
Lara Estelle
Lara Yasmin
Lara Maisie
Lara Natalie
Lara Emily
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post 23/01/2013, 03:52 PM
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I think the double a sound at the end is not as nice as Laura Sophie as PP have suggested.

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post 23/01/2013, 03:57 PM
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Lara Sophia is lovely, I don't have a problem with the two "a" endings. Especially as you have a one syllable surname.

Personally I'd spell it Sofia, but that's a personal preference (Spanish influence here).
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post 23/01/2013, 04:44 PM
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love it, I think the double a goes well too
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post 23/01/2013, 04:56 PM
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Love it!!
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MumtoMilly
post 23/01/2013, 05:00 PM
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Thanks for your responses... Forgot to mention that SIL's dog is called Sophie which would be a bit weird biggrin.gif plus Sophia is a family name
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post 23/01/2013, 06:05 PM
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Lara Sophia flows perfectly and especially with a monosyllabic surname.

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