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HelpRe: Twins, need some middle name help (ETA)
in reply to a message by Beemama321
I love Declan John and Maren Cecilia is nice, so I can't help but hope for a boy and a girl. :)
Of your Camden options, I prefer Camden Henry, though Henry Camden sounds better; as an aside, this reminded me of Caledon ("KAL-ə-dən"), which I quite like.
Of your Camren options, Camren Emma works best, I think. I've always seen/heard Cameron as a male name but I think people are familiar enough with Ms. Diaz to accept this spelling on a girl. Camren and Camryn just look misspelled to me.
If you're open to tweaking things a bit...
Camren Susannah, Camren Suzette, Camren Suzy and Camren Sue all flow better for me than does Camren Susan.
Anne Camren flows better for me than does Camren Anne; Maren Cecilia and Anne Cameron would be my G/G choice, given the names you've listed (Anne *sounds* like it ends in "n").
ETA: Come to think of it, Roxanne *sounds* like it ends in "n" as well. Roxanne Emma? I think Maren and Roxane would make sweet sisters.
Having read other replies, I agree with posters who mention that the Camren spelling may be confused for Carmen. Also think Maren and Carmen would be nice together.
As I went to bed last night after replying to your post, my brain started playing with other names ending in "n" and your middle names so, just for fun...
Camren Suzanne - incorporating middles Susan and Anne; 2 for 1 and improves flow
Arden Roxanne - Camren Roxanne doesn't flow as well for me because the "r" sounds are too close
Arden Suzanne
Avalon Emma
Eden Roxanne
Eden Suzette
Ffion Emma "fee-awn"
Gretchen Suzanne - I like Maren and Gretchen together
Tamsin Emma "TAM-sin", from Thomasina
Vivian Emma
Of your Camden options, I prefer Camden Henry, though Henry Camden sounds better; as an aside, this reminded me of Caledon ("KAL-ə-dən"), which I quite like.
Of your Camren options, Camren Emma works best, I think. I've always seen/heard Cameron as a male name but I think people are familiar enough with Ms. Diaz to accept this spelling on a girl. Camren and Camryn just look misspelled to me.
If you're open to tweaking things a bit...
Camren Susannah, Camren Suzette, Camren Suzy and Camren Sue all flow better for me than does Camren Susan.
Anne Camren flows better for me than does Camren Anne; Maren Cecilia and Anne Cameron would be my G/G choice, given the names you've listed (Anne *sounds* like it ends in "n").
ETA: Come to think of it, Roxanne *sounds* like it ends in "n" as well. Roxanne Emma? I think Maren and Roxane would make sweet sisters.
Having read other replies, I agree with posters who mention that the Camren spelling may be confused for Carmen. Also think Maren and Carmen would be nice together.
As I went to bed last night after replying to your post, my brain started playing with other names ending in "n" and your middle names so, just for fun...
Camren Suzanne - incorporating middles Susan and Anne; 2 for 1 and improves flow
Arden Roxanne - Camren Roxanne doesn't flow as well for me because the "r" sounds are too close
Arden Suzanne
Avalon Emma
Eden Roxanne
Eden Suzette
Ffion Emma "fee-awn"
Gretchen Suzanne - I like Maren and Gretchen together
Tamsin Emma "TAM-sin", from Thomasina
Vivian Emma
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