Right to be annoyed over family member baby name?!
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Anonymous
| My husbands nephew just names their daughter a name that is only 1 letter different than my daughter(6month old.) Example: Julie and Julia. They have the same last name as us as well. Would you be annoyed? |
Anonymous
| No. |
Anonymous
| Nope |
Anonymous
| No. You don't own the name. Husband's nephew is too remote a relative (maaaaaybe if it were your sister). You should be flattered they liked the name enough to use a variation. |
Anonymous
No... 
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Anonymous
Oh, and I'm a mom of a Julia and would have no problem at all if a relative named their child Julie. In fact, my cousin named his daughter Julianna well before I had mine. |
Anonymous
| Sorry they didn't realize you had patented the name. |
Anonymous
| No. It isn't even the same name. And even if it was the same name, no. |
Anonymous
| NO |
Anonymous
| I definitely would be annoyed. |
Anonymous
| Nope. |
Anonymous
| Nyet. Absolutely no right at all. |
Anonymous
| If they didn't have the same last name and weren't so close in age it'd be no big deal but I could see how that is annoying and confusing for family. |
Anonymous
| If this is Sophie/Sophia, please tell me you're joking. |
Anonymous
| They probably want to name her Julia, but it's taken, they chose Julie. No big deal. Even if it's the same name/pronouciation, but different spelling, still ok. In fact I feel honored that they like the name. Imagine Sofia/Sophia etc. |