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NAME FOR BABY GIRL
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Great grandaughter is 12 days old, no name yet. Her mum is looking for a soft, girlish name, but it must be unusual. Question is, could we make up a name ourselves? is it acceptable to do that, or is there a list of names somewhere that must be adhered to? parents names are john and jodie, their 20 month old son is Jaxson. do you have any ideas? I am fed up with calling her "baby".
thanks,
Percy. ( not my real name, I couldn't dare mention it in public)
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thanks,
Percy. ( not my real name, I couldn't dare mention it in public)
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is impossible to pronounce;
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Also, i'd be wary of names that will be difficult to say and especially hard to spell, poor little mites life will be hell!
As it is poor Jaxson's got a lifetime of having to correct others peoples spelling of his name (sorry)
is impossible to pronounce;
includes numbers or symbols (see section 2 below);
includes punctuation marks - although you can have a hyphen to link forenames or surnames (for example, if you want a double-barrelled name) and an apostrophe in the case of surnames like O'Brien;
is vulgar, offensive or blasphemous;
promotes criminal activities;
promotes racial or religious hatred;
promotes the use of controlled drugs or includes the generic or slang name for them;
ridicules people, groups, government departments, companies or organisations;
may result in others believing you have a conferred or inherited honour, title, rank or academic award, for example, a change of first name to Sir, Lord, Laird, Lady, Prince, Princess, Viscount, Baron, Baroness, General, Captain, Professor or Doctor etc.
Also, i'd be wary of names that will be difficult to say and especially hard to spell, poor little mites life will be hell!
As it is poor Jaxson's got a lifetime of having to correct others peoples spelling of his name (sorry)
Hi Dundurn,
i love some of the old fashioned names, but younger generation want something either television soapland, like lexi or alexa, or something totally strange, like the beckhams with brooklyn. Its a worry with the shortening of names, like sheila is she, and francis is fanny, not very nice to grow up with.
i love some of the old fashioned names, but younger generation want something either television soapland, like lexi or alexa, or something totally strange, like the beckhams with brooklyn. Its a worry with the shortening of names, like sheila is she, and francis is fanny, not very nice to grow up with.