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[composure.livejournal.com]

What you think of these (real life) sibsets:

Ginny and Jodi?
Kayley, Clint and Cody?
Cathryn and Caitlin?
Lisa, Sarah and Jessica?
Sara and Hannah?
Victoria, Rachel and Rebecca?
Jesse and Joel?
Jason and Joel?
Rylee (girl) and Gage?
Wesley and Olivia?
Edited to add:
Sean and Shawna?

Thanks =]

Comments

[p-inkjeans.livejournal.com]

Ginny and Jodi? - They sound a lot alike, which would be my only problem with it. I like both names and they are equal on the common vs. yoooneeek scale.
Kayley, Clint and Cody? - again, not a fan of the common sounds, but I like the names
Cathryn and Caitlin? - same
Lisa, Sarah and Jessica? - LOVE :)
Sara and Hannah? - also love, but I like Sarah better.
Victoria, Rachel and Rebecca? - Like, but I think if you're going to go with a common first letter, you should stick with it
Jesse and Joel? - Like the names, but again, I don't like the same first letter
Jason and Joel? - same (but I like Jesse better than Jason)
Rylee (girl) and Gage? - Love them
Wesley and Olivia? - Love

[poespretty.livejournal.com]

Victoria, Rachel and Rebecca? - Like, but I think if you're going to go with a common first letter, you should stick with it

I totally agree with this. Actually, it's one reason I didn't name my daughter Leah (her brother is Logan). I didn't want to get 'trapped' into "well, the other kids have L names, the next one(s) should too". bc to me it's unbalanced when some have the same but others don't. I think it's best if it's all the same letter or all different from each other.

[p-inkjeans.livejournal.com]

Haha, see, I'm a total hypocrite, because I say that, but if I have four boys, #s 2 and 3 are going to be Luke and Liam, while their brothers will be Charlie and probably either Noah or Elijah.

[sotypical42483.livejournal.com]

I think it's okay if it's 2 of the same letter and 2 with a different letter, but having 2 with the same and just 1 without a different letter makes it seem really unbalanced.