depends on your last name alot...you want it to go well with it....
I like the way my daughters name sounds together
"Cassidy Christina Q "
I like the way my daughters name sounds together
"Cassidy Christina Q "
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Suggest a name for my new baby
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For some odd reason, I have always liked girls names that when shorten to a nickname = a boys name.
Thus, if and when we have a girl, I will probably name her Alexis, so I can call her Alex.
The old version of that would be Alexandra, which is a pretty name as well. There are a bunch of "old" names out there like Mary, Sue, or Janette.
But, I suggest Alexandra, then call her Alex.
Thus, if and when we have a girl, I will probably name her Alexis, so I can call her Alex.
The old version of that would be Alexandra, which is a pretty name as well. There are a bunch of "old" names out there like Mary, Sue, or Janette.
But, I suggest Alexandra, then call her Alex.
How about Enesecs ? :smile:
LOL
Well today we're considering Layla and Devon or possibly Sierra.
Congrats HTN! Is this your first?
I like Ella but very common now. We just don't want her to be amoung 3-4 others in class.
Eva is nice. I'll check it out.
Madison is fairly common still but I like it. It had the big boom after Splash.
Kirin is nice but I don't want a double K name. The last name is Kiplinger, which in itself narrows the name choice.
We like Layla a lot but it was #55 last year and climbing.
I guess I still like Halle or Hallie (like Sally). My wife's maiden name is Hall and it would be nice to carry it on in some way in her family. It could always be a middle name as well.
Thanks again for all the suggestions :smile:
We had our daughter almost 22 months ago and went with Tenli. I've only heard of three others with that name and spelling (one of which we knew). A co-worker of my wife told us one of the girls on the new Bachelor I believe is named Tenley, which is how most people think we spell our daughters name when you hear it spoken.
Elizabeth
Katherine
Katherine
Senna of coarse
I've got a friend that used to work on the Unlimited Air racers.
Two of his kids are named Allison and Griffon. Both names of piston engines.
I was waiting for "Merlin"
Two of his kids are named Allison and Griffon. Both names of piston engines.
I was waiting for "Merlin"
Whatever name you choose- make sure you can say it 500 times a day preceded with the words "no" or "don't" :wink::biggrin::wink::biggrin::tongue::smile:
or stop!
True. Gotta keep that positive reinforcement!
Heh, I've got a 4 yr old now and she's been a very good kid but it takes a couple of years to begin to reason with them.
We both really like Eva. It works well with the last name as well.
Five days to go now :biggrin:
I just finished a book (which I will need to reread a few times over) on how to deal with angry children (my son is often angry and frustrated which makes everyone around him angry and frustrated). It's going to be EXTREMELY hard to break some of my bad habits, one of which is saying no, dont, stop instead of telling them what you want them to do.
'Go find something else to play with', rather than 'dont play with that'. Obviously there's much more than that, but that's just one of many many bad habits I have.
Good advice- Seems like I may be on the wrong track, and could use to do that reading now! What is the title of that book?
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http://www.amazon.com/What-Angry-Ki...=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1261368578&sr=8-2
Nobody recommended it to me, I was just researching books on the subject and this one had a lot of great reviews.
Thanks!
From your example it seems like a pretty practical book. This is my first time being a parent and I'd like to be good at it.
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Why works good too, as in "why is the spatula in the middle of the living room floor?"
or who, like "who put my car and driver magazine in the toilet?"
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