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Pipri View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 01:17 AM Post #1
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Boys Jay Landon Landon Jay Jay William Landon William Jay and William are family names Landons one we like. (first name will not be William) Girls Beth Louise (not short for anything) Hailey Louise (DH prefers Hayley spelt with an I) Hailey Elizabeth Hailey Jay Molly Louise Molly Jay Molly Elizabeth Indy Louise (no not short for anything DH doesnt like the longer versions) Indy Elizabeth Lousie, Elizabeth and Jay are family names (will only be used as middle names!) We already have DS Riley and DD Piper although im not fussed on a great sibset I just want to like their names on their own Thanks This post has been edited by Pipri: 20/02/2013, 02:03 AM

amesv View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 04:27 AM Post #2
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I really like Indy for a girl, prefer Indy Louise over Indy Elizabeth. For I boy my favourite is Jay Landon

feliz6 View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 06:15 AM Post #3
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I prefer the girls names in the order you have listed them. No real prefetence with ur boys names

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 08:43 AM Post #4
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Jay Landon 2nd Landon Jay - prefer Logan to Landon - sounds like landing Jay William - 1st Landon William what about Liam as a fn Liam and Riley go great. Jayden would be nice too - has the family connection Jayden William would be lovely Beth Louise (not short for anything) nice, doesnt go with sibset Hailey Louise - I only like the Hayley spelling - otherwise HAIL, too many L'sounds Hailey Elizabeth - nice, goes ok with sibset Hailey Jay - ok Hayley Jayda or Hayley Jaydelle/Jaydel nice Molly Louise - too many l's, Molly doesnt go with sibset Molly Jayda - ok Molly Elizabeth ok Indy Louise - nice Indy Elizabeth - goes well with sib set Eloise as a mn too would be nice I think names like Jordan, Drew, Emerson, Camryn, Reece, Aubrey, Jayden, Leighton, Morgan, Rowan, Blair, Elliette go better with the sibset

Gudrun View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 01:15 PM Post #5
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I confidently pick Jay Landon and Beth Louise Good Luck!

YodaTheWrinkledO... YodaTheWrinkledOne View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 02:04 PM Post #6
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Favourites out of the list you gave Landon William Hailey Louise OR Hailey Elizabeth

staceyrnz View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 02:41 PM Post #7
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Love Jay William and Indy Elizabeth. Not a fan of Landon, Beth or Molly.

strawberry blond... strawberry blondes View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 02:53 PM Post #8
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Landon Jay Molly Elizabeth

mysonsmum View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 02:55 PM Post #9
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Landon Jay & Indy Louise are my favorites

Pipri View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 06:38 PM Post #10
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Thanks for the replies like I said im not fussed on the perfect sibset I just want to love all their names individually Jay will not be lengthened at all its a family name and adding letters defeats the point in using it for me plus love it as is Kerilyntaryn I really dislike liam but love some of your suggestions at the end alot are my style!!!! This post has been edited by Pipri: 20/02/2013, 07:09 PM

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