Sim Babies!

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Forever ago, I started a Sim alphabet challenge. However, I got distracted by my Harry Potter neighborhood and never played it much. I'm back to it. The founder has three children thus far: Adelaide, Avalon, and Antigone. Another one is on the way. If it is a boy, it will be Alistair. I need more girl names...and boy names actually, as it could be twins.

I also need to start thinking about B names for the next generation so if you have some ideas, those are welcome too. Right now, I think Antigone will be the "heir," if that has any bearing on naming style/theme, because she has the best nose. lol. But heirship could be up for grabs depending on what the next child(ren) look(s) like.

If this post is too Sim-y for the comm, let me know and I'll remove it.

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[mela-chan.livejournal.com]

Adam, Amanda, Ava, Andrew/Andy, Anne/Anna, Angela, Allan/Allen, Ariel, Aurora, Alton

Benjamin, Barbara, Beatrix, Betty, Betsy, Belinda, Belle/Bella, Brice/Bryce, Brianna, Brian, Bronwyn, Brynn, Breah, Brad, Brett, Brock, Babs

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I like Ava but I think it's too short to go with the others. Aurora could fit in nicely. And I forgot about Bronwyn! Such a neat name.

[requiem-morrow.livejournal.com]

My favorite A and B names for boys and girls (Some for both lol). Please know that some are purely GPs, but since its Sims, maybe you'll find use for them LOL!

ADORE Antigone!!!

Asher, Aiden, Ash, Archer, Alexei, Abraxus , Anders, Archimedes, Andreas, Ashley, Alec, Asheton

Annagrey, Annabella, Annabelle, Annika, Arabella, Alora, Alaura, Azure, Ainsley, Aisling. Acacia, Asher, Adair, Adrasteia, Andromeda, Annora, Anya, Aoife, Antigone , Adalia, Arcadia, Azra, Artemis, Adora, Athenaïs, Andraste, Aubrey, Anneliese, Anaïs, Aurora, Alys

Bard, Beckett, Boone , Breckin, Braxton , Bran, Bain, Balendin, Booth, Beowulf

Beckett, Bronwen, Bailey, Bella, Bronte, Baudelaire, Bailen, Bryony, Bellatrix, Belladonna, Bellamorte, Brennan

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Is Abraxus uh-bracks-us? I might have to keep that, Archimedes, and Andreas in mind.

I'd already been tossing Beckett around (male) and Bellatrix. Bronwen is nice. I really like Bronte, but I may use it for a boy if I use it. I know the Brontes were female, but it just sounds more masculine to me, and the idea of using the name of a classic female author on a boy appeals to me. :P At least in Sim world.

[fangirlism]

Haha I love how I totally understood this post!

Sims 2 or Sims 3? And if your gen 2 kids are the "A" generation what is your founder's name? (I'm used the founder being "A", gen 2 being "B", etc.)

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Sims 2. I gave the founder the totally original name of...Founder. Haha. But for good reason--so as not to steal from any future letters! I thought it would be unfair to the letter A to only get one name hence doing it this way.

[brittmarie.livejournal.com]

I did too, and I love it! However, all of my Sim's children begin with a different letter. They have 6 thus far, and I'm waiting for the oldest to marry off. Hahaha.

I have:
-Aphrodite
-Blair
-Connor
-Danielle
-Eijah
-Fauna

And the "parents" are Brittany & Donald, which would be myself & my husband. Aha.

[brittmarie.livejournal.com]

Aphrodite, Alanis, Aurora. I don't think I'd go with anything too common since none of your other names are.

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Aurora seems to have gotten a few votes. However, the new addition has already arrived and I named her Agatha.

[brittmarie.livejournal.com]

Agatha makes me think of witches. I think it's MK&A Olsen's fault. *wrinkles nose*

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Haha, I think of that movie too. I'm really not sure why I chose that name. I think it was because I wanted to use Agnes but didn't like that it was only two syllables next to all three and four syllable names.