What do you guys think of the name "Whispery Willow" for a baby girl and the name "Kaden Drake" for a baby boy?  Just curious.
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I like them.  I'm all for unique names because I have one myself.
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Crystal seems to be a very popular name.  I also like names like steffanie or stacy.
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OK bare with me here, I'm not that good with the younger lingo,but I have this friend that calls sweet things "Wicked"    I wonder if 'wicked sweet' goes together?  Hmmm...I'll have to ask her about that one!\n\nOtherwise,how about a name that ummm...someone calls you? That would be a sweet name!
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That's a lovely name. Go with what name you like and not the name your parents want or like after all its your baby not theirs.
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Caroline or Isabella or Tatum for a girl\nHolden or Benjamin or William for a boy
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I'm most like Lynette.  I guess it's pretty accurate.  I'm married and gave up my career when I had children.  I've now got two boys (2 years & 4 months).  She's definitely the one I can relate to the most.
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Tyler is definetly a boys name.  It's a pretty good name for a boy, because while he's still little you can call him Ty, and then when he gets older and grows out of it he'll have a good "big" name he can go by.  I don't really like Aayla, I prefer Kayla, but with the right kid it could be cute.  Good luck!
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Awwwww :)\nWhat a cute name.  I even like the name Apple.  Sounds so cute.\n\nImagine when the kiddies are older and getting into mischief though.  It would be hard using those names in a stern voice!
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Roland\nRacheal\nRafael\nRalph\nRose\nhttp://www.thinkbabynames.com/list/1/R
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I read in a book of baby names once that Jacqueline is the female version of James. That was long ago, though. I'm not so sure now. You might want to double-check. And Jacqueline is French, isn't it ?
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You're probably having a girl.  But remember that no matter how good the ultrasound tech or the ultrasound itself it is not 100%.  There was a couple that was having a boy and let's just say that my son was the only one born that day.  They had a girl!!!  She was called baby X because they had no girl names picked.  Congrats!!!  I only had 2 smelly boys (my ultrasound was at 16 wks and he was a boy)
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It sounds very sweet and completely normal.  I still get shivers when my husband says my name and not "baby" or "honey".  Not that I don't like his nicknames for me, but it's a very happy experience to hear him say my name.   It's hard to explain, but I'm sure you understand ;)
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I just looked in the new age baby name book and the very best baby name book and neither were in there(both books have many nationalities).  The name was apparently created for some reason.  It probably isn't race specific.  The closest is Romi/Romy which is French and English
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Painful Burden. I've actually met someone with that name. I think you should never name a child a name that you wuldn't want to live with.
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I have 4 cats and more on the way, so I guess I love the little stinkers. My "big boy'" name is Blue. He is a manx. My older female is Pilsner, she is a tortishell. Her and Blue had a litter together and we got Bacardi, a tuxedo manx. And then my runaway boy, whose name is Mark is just a "mutt cut" he left home when we got a dog, which we no longer have. He DOES come home on occasion and stays 2 or 3 days then runs off aain.
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Shallon  it is unique and very pretty! Kristina is pretty, but  a fairly common name. I like unique names better. =-)
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Spring 2006, what a wonderful hopeful screen name.  Glad your not here in a desert where its 90 degrees.  How about that spring for you.\n\nI am a third generation name sake and I will be expecting the fourth generation here in the next few days.  You do not have to congratulate me, only give me best answer, that is gift enough!\n\nNames have nothing to do with such relationships.  Relationships are built between 2 people, usually naming comes from the parent.  So there is no bonding done by the baby, not yet that is.\n\nChildren cognitively cannot comprehend the likeness, youth usually resent such things, it is not until your an adult that you appreciate the heritage that was passed.\n\nYour word intense, not so.\n\nOn the ligher side of intense relationships, the first night I met my wife (at that time future Mrs)I told her that if were to ever get married and have our first son, there would be a no compromise of his name, not even a talk.  And to this very day our relationship has been fine.  Im jus glad we did not have a girl\n\nHappy heritage hunting!  All hail my future IV!!