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07/04/2012, 09:26 PM
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I have a very distant friend that I have known for 17yrs that just had a baby and named her Chance Naveah and although I am not pregnant yet, let alone with a girl I am after peoples thoughts and opinions on naming my potential little girl Naveah Chance(?) please?
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07/04/2012, 09:34 PM
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I thought it was Nevaeh, heaven backwards and all that?
Anyway I would probably not use the same first AND middle but I would use one or the other if I liked the name. If it's a very distant friend I would not worry about a same name thing. Especially with Nevaeh being in the Top 100 AFAIK. (Or maybe that's the American Top 100, but at any rate it's more trendy than obscure). |
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07/04/2012, 09:34 PM
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Hard one because you say it's a very distant friend....i'd probably pick a different MN, otherwise it sounds a bit stalker creepy IYKWIM
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07/04/2012, 09:41 PM
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That's fine but I'd also go different middle name. I like to find one that is meaningful to the family as a MN - a grandparent or similar.
We actually named our DS2 the exact same first name as a good friends boy because it was the only name DH and I could agree on that we both liked. Occasionally it's complicated we when see them but mostly we cope fine. The boys have different MNs though. |
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07/04/2012, 10:14 PM
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Seriously..both are NMS. Sorry.
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07/04/2012, 10:18 PM
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Nevaeh, not Naveah
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07/04/2012, 10:21 PM
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I think, it's weird... Almost as though you couldn't come up with a name? Especially if your kids will be together all the time.
Besides, you're not pregnant so just shelve the idea until its relevant. This post has been edited by Starletta: 07/04/2012, 10:21 PM |
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07/04/2012, 10:23 PM
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Unless she has exclusive rights to this name, you can use it too. However, there is a chance you will go off this name and have a new fav by the time your daughter is born!
I change my fav list frequently, lol. |
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07/04/2012, 11:11 PM
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Pretending I didn't see the actual names, as this pretence is the only thing that will get me through this advice...
I am curious as to why you decided to choose the same name as your friend - especially since Nevaeh is such a modern construct, so it's unlikely you would have had your heart set on it for a long time before she used it. I personally would choose another name, but... If you would be really set on using the name, and you do happen to get pregnant with a girl, then I would recommend talking to your friend and see whether she would have a problem with you giving your child pretty much the exact same name as hers. It's all well and good for people on the internet to say whether or not they would have a problem - but we're not the ones risking a 17-year friendship for it as well as potentially having an argument around the birth of our babies. Most people wouldn't have a problem, I don't think - and hopefully she will be the same. If she does have a problem with it, it's then your call as to whether the name or the friendship means more to you - but at least you know what you're getting into. |
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07/04/2012, 11:28 PM
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I have a very distant friend that I have known for 17yrs that just had a baby and named her Chance Naveah and although I am not pregnant yet, let alone with a girl I am after peoples thoughts and opinions on naming my potential little girl Naveah Chance(?) please? That's a really bad idea. For so many reasons. |
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