katie allison granju
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I think that is a much, MUCH better idea than letting your children name the baby. Good decision.
I think it is very nice.
I went to his website, its funny his favorite name at the moment seems to be Charlotte and I toyed with this name too. But have decided on another.
I hope he doesn’t choose Georgia. I like all the others especially Charlotte.
I just posted on Jon’s blog and I’m sure you’ll see it, but what an amazing gift! Beautiful.
Kate you have nothing to worry about he has very good taste in names.
All are strong names; she can grow into any of them and not feel like her parents were idiots and lost their mind when naming her (as my daughter feels about me).
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Catherine is Katherine. Do not do this to your child
All the names are wonderful. You can’t go wrong. Emma, I think, has become one of the top ten most popular names, so if that’s an issue for you, now you know. I’ve always loved Annabel, personally- glad to know I’m not alone!
how about Clara Belle
I like Annabel the best. And y’all know, they have to spell Catherine with a C because that’s how Katie’s name is spelled. Annabel Catherine Hickman is pretty.
Forgot to say, my husband picked both of our daughters’ names. I was a little worried about Lorelei, but almost everyone raves about it and it certainly seems to suit her.
I’m bummed about clara not doing so well on the list,
My husband named one of our sons and I’m so glad he did.
Ooh, I like Lorelei. My first girl’s name will be Caria Laurelin. I know it sounds like a trendy thing, but it’s not. Caria’s a relative’s name and Laurelin is from a book (any other Lord of the Rings fans recognize it?)
I don’t like Clara or Charlotte (those are two old ladies that I know), but I like the other names on his list. Another name I love is Elena…simple and elegant.