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HelpYou're having septuplets - 5 girls and 2 boys. What are you naming them?
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Elsa Simone
Yolanda Opaline
Nikita Ruby
Edith Solange
Morwenna Denise
Vincent Demitri
Victor Ivan
Yolanda Opaline
Nikita Ruby
Edith Solange
Morwenna Denise
Vincent Demitri
Victor Ivan
Sylvie Paloma
Camille June
Imogen Aurelia
Avielle Marigold
Florence Élodie
August Rafael
Oskar Vincent
Camille June
Imogen Aurelia
Avielle Marigold
Florence Élodie
August Rafael
Oskar Vincent
Graham John David
Ian Rael James
Alice Deborah Mary
Helen Susannah Joy
Imogen Cecily Anne
Laura Gillian Clare
Ruth Penelope Jean
I've already used David, Mary and Anne! But they fit so well ...
Ian Rael James
Alice Deborah Mary
Helen Susannah Joy
Imogen Cecily Anne
Laura Gillian Clare
Ruth Penelope Jean
I've already used David, Mary and Anne! But they fit so well ...
I literally had an idea for a few days to make a post like this (except with six children). You beat me to it, haha.
Girls:
Susanna Belle
Christina Maeve
Antonia Paiva (the Portuguese pye-vuh, not the Finnish pay-vuh)
Pamina Eve
Kessie Augusta
(Kessie was the name of the bird Rabbit cared for in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and ever since then this name just exudes warmth and comfort to me)
Boys:
Leon Harvey
Charles "Charlie" Greyson
Although I will say that Silas Arthur is kind of growing on me. I gotta leave it more time to stew, time is the best indicator if a name sticks or not, but I'm definitely becoming fonder of it as the days go on.
Girls:
Susanna Belle
Christina Maeve
Antonia Paiva (the Portuguese pye-vuh, not the Finnish pay-vuh)
Pamina Eve
Kessie Augusta
(Kessie was the name of the bird Rabbit cared for in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh and ever since then this name just exudes warmth and comfort to me)
Boys:
Leon Harvey
Charles "Charlie" Greyson
Although I will say that Silas Arthur is kind of growing on me. I gotta leave it more time to stew, time is the best indicator if a name sticks or not, but I'm definitely becoming fonder of it as the days go on.
Isn't it just? I know it's more commonly a surname around those parts (de Paiva), but I don't know why it hasn't had greater popularity as a first name, I love it.
Agatha Amy (Amy is honoring)
Constance Leonora
Eugenia Sibyl
Ianthe Cosima
Prunella Maud
Clement Anselm
Vivian Valentino (Valentino is honoring)
Constance Leonora
Eugenia Sibyl
Ianthe Cosima
Prunella Maud
Clement Anselm
Vivian Valentino (Valentino is honoring)
Cecile Inez
Enid Estelle
Rita Evangeline
Clementine Scotia
Ingrid Niamh
Colm Earnest
Robin Sweeney
Enid Estelle
Rita Evangeline
Clementine Scotia
Ingrid Niamh
Colm Earnest
Robin Sweeney
Everett Jane
Harper Alice
Holland Kate
Story Maeve
Camden Faye
Archer David
Rowan Joel
Harper Alice
Holland Kate
Story Maeve
Camden Faye
Archer David
Rowan Joel
I like all of the middle names and Rowen, the rest are just unappealing to me.
Celeste
Evangeline
Genevieve
Marguerite (Margot)
Ariadne
Gabriel
Tobias
Evangeline
Genevieve
Marguerite (Margot)
Ariadne
Gabriel
Tobias
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