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HelpTriplets in the museum store today
Mom: Lily Beth
(what her father called her. Possibly Lily Elizabeth? Or just Lily Beth.)
3 boys: George, Stuart, Ashton
I thought George and Stuart went well together. Ashton is a little bit off for the name style, imo.
But they were cute and well-mannered. I thought it was interesting...one had dark hair, the next was sandy haired with a little red, and the last was orange. But all their faces were the same. Cute, cute, cute!
What do you think of their names?
(what her father called her. Possibly Lily Elizabeth? Or just Lily Beth.)
3 boys: George, Stuart, Ashton
I thought George and Stuart went well together. Ashton is a little bit off for the name style, imo.
But they were cute and well-mannered. I thought it was interesting...one had dark hair, the next was sandy haired with a little red, and the last was orange. But all their faces were the same. Cute, cute, cute!
What do you think of their names?
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They're ok. One doesn't have to necessarily go with a theme for all the children's names... Sometimes it can be tacky if they choose same first initials for everybody or something. It's nice to choose name styles individually with each child. I'm not even concerned with whether my children all have the same number of middle names (some may have 1 and some may have 2 and it just depends what seems to fit together).
Plus, with multiples, sometimes their names seem to be the only unique thing they feel they own, so if each is naed individually instead of with a theme, they may feel their parents have treated them more as individuals instead of just a group.
George makes me think of an old fashioned farmer... though can be upper class, but more old school
Stuart makes me think middle class born in 60s or 70s, though the name wasn't really overdone.
Ashton's more modern.
It kind of works. None of the names cause me to go "What were those parents THINKING?"
Plus, with multiples, sometimes their names seem to be the only unique thing they feel they own, so if each is naed individually instead of with a theme, they may feel their parents have treated them more as individuals instead of just a group.
George makes me think of an old fashioned farmer... though can be upper class, but more old school
Stuart makes me think middle class born in 60s or 70s, though the name wasn't really overdone.
Ashton's more modern.
It kind of works. None of the names cause me to go "What were those parents THINKING?"
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I love Lily. :-)
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Cute...you're right...Ashton kind of sticks out as the modern/trendy name while the other are more old fashioned and dated (IMO). But that's okay...strangely the combo works. Sounds like they were ADORABLE!
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