Complete this sentence: The last baby I met was named _______.
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Anonymous
Just out of curiosity, was the name of the baby you met pronounced "Sear-sha" or "Sir-sha"? From what I understand, while the former pronunciation is much more common, either is correct. |
Anonymous
+1 "Yoonique" spelling backfired! |
Anonymous
It seems like Hazel is becoming popular. A friend of mine from college & my co-worker both recently named their daughters Hazel & I met another baby Hazel at the park the other day. Its increased popularity is not suprising, I guess, given the recent revival of so many "old lady" names. The fact that the main character in the book/movie The Fault In Our Stars is named Hazel probably have the name a popluarity boost, as well. |
Anonymous
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Boy: Colm
Girl: Michaela |
Anonymous
Poor little Ethyl! Ethel would have been horrible enough yet her parents managed to make it even worse! |
Anonymous
| Gemma |
Anonymous
Maya, Maia & Maja? I know little girls names Maya & Maja, both of whom are 5.Maja's parents are from Sweden. |
Anonymous
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Susannabelle
(or Susannah Belle as two names? But the mom in the Southern city I'm in right now definitely introduced her baby as that) |
Anonymous
Boy or girl? I know both a male Tate & female Tate. Neither are babies, though; the male Tate is in his late 30s & the female Tate is in her mid-20s. |
Anonymous
| Marina |
Anonymous
Love this. Jassir |
Anonymous
| Iris and Ava today at the park |
Anonymous
| Aiden |
Anonymous
| Theo |
Anonymous
God, that name is still being used? |