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babynamesMy husband's first and middle initials are JM, and mine are KM. So we decided years ago that when we have children, they'll progress through the alphabet in the same manner. LM, MM, NM, and so on (if I have more than three, of course.) .
Agreeing on names is kind of difficult for us, but we've managed to think of a name for our firstborn, depending on gender. (Note: I'm not even pregnant yet, but we both like to plan ahead.)
Lenore Megan for a girl
Liam Maddox for a boy
The real challenge will be thinking of names when we have a second child.
Agreeing on names is kind of difficult for us, but we've managed to think of a name for our firstborn, depending on gender. (Note: I'm not even pregnant yet, but we both like to plan ahead.)
Lenore Megan for a girl
Liam Maddox for a boy
The real challenge will be thinking of names when we have a second child.
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Date: 2007-05-02 05:16 am (UTC)Noelle is a lovely name. I work with a little girl named Noelle and a little boy named Noah. They're toddlers, so we're often saying "No Noelle!" or "No Noah!" when they're getting into something. Now, even if you're just saying their names, for a second they think they're in trouble, because "no" is the first thing they hear. So..."No" names are off my list : )