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Romy 1610 View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 10:24 AM Post #1
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Hi everyone!!! Just after some honest opinions on baby names. Due to have a baby in October so not sure if a boy or girl yet. I have a DD named Romy Joanne ( middle name is grandmothers name) so would like something to go with Romy. I don't like common names. Boys (middle name can be either Mark or Richard)Declan Mark WFinn Richard WHugo Mark WCorbin Richard W Girls (middle name will be Alise)Blair Alise WMila Alise W Thanks for your opinions This post has been edited by Romy 1610: 07/02/2013, 10:26 AM

Romy 1610 View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 10:28 AM Post #2
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QUOTE (Romy 1610 @ 07/02/2013, 11:24 AM) Hi everyone!!! Just after some honest opinions on baby names. Due to have a baby in October so not sure if a boy or girl yet. I have a DD named Romy Joanne ( middle name is grandmothers name) so would like something to go with Romy. I don't like common names. Boys (middle name can be either Mark or Richard)Declan Mark WFinn Richard WHugo Mark WCorbin Richard W Girls (middle name will be Alise)Blair Alise WMila Alise W Thanks for your opinions How do you put spaces in?

Elemenopee View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 10:32 AM Post #3
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Declan Mark Finn Richard Hugo Mark Corbin Richard I love all your boys names, but I wouldn't use the combo of Finn Richard. I forsee teasing issues with those together. Blair Alise Mila Alise I like Blair, but prefer Elise. Not keen on Mila.

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 10:39 AM Post #4
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Declan Mark W - nice Finn Richard W - I prefer Flynn better - nice Hugo Mark W - good Corbin Richard W - I like Corbin Mark better - Corbin 1st choice Blair Alise W - not fussed on name - but goes well with Romy Mila Alise W - not fussed on name - but goes well with Romy I prefer Alysse spelling or Elise or Elysse spelling or Alyssa, Elisa, Elyssa This post has been edited by kerilyntaryn: 07/02/2013, 11:01 AM

Bel Rowley View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 11:00 AM Post #5
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I would go for Hugo Richard. I don't think either Blair or Mila sounds good with the middle name Alise, and I don't think either name is as nice as Romy. Any other options?

Romy 1610 View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 11:30 AM Post #6
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Thanks for all your replies! Middle name will have to be spelt alise, as it is my name lol Yes didn't think about the Finn Richard teasing issues, thanks for picking up on that. Corbin is my fav but hubby not too keen, he likes Finn the best. Declan is a new one I have come up with and is growing on me. Hugo has always been a favourite but is a bit of a bold choice I think?. No other girls names come to mind at the moment

Libertine View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 11:44 AM Post #7
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If you don't like common names then I'd be wary of Finn. I love the name but i know three under three at the moment and it seems to be one of those names that's growing in popularity.

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 12:07 PM Post #8
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some other girls names Jordan Jaden Morgan Sheyne Elliette Cian Cheyne Shaun Peta Logan Reece Brynn Clem Kaede Kalin Leighton Peyton Drew Rowan Scout Sydney Taylor Tobi Addison Camryn Dallas Ellis Devon Finn Kendall Lyndon Kieran Laken London Harlow Memphis Parker Phoenix Reagan Tate Marlow This post has been edited by kerilyntaryn: 07/02/2013, 12:07 PM

la di dah View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 12:59 PM Post #9
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QUOTE (kerilyntaryn @ 07/02/2013, 01:07 PM) Sheyne Cheyne Are these said differently from each other, and are they shay-na or like Shane? I don't mind Shayna/Shaina but I think of it as pretty ethnic.

Romy 1610 View Member Profile	07/02/2013, 01:42 PM Post #10
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Anyone else with their pick?... Nothing catching my eye but thank you

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