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Old 11-29-2010, 10:52 PM
Pirouette Pirouette is offline
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My husband and I are set on Lucas for our future son (after my father who passed away when I was younger). Not sure on the middle name yet but we should have a few more years before we have to think of one.

The girl names are up for debate. I really like Kassidy or Kassandra. Other favorites are: Kaylynn, Kandace, and Kristen.

After teaching for many years my list of names I'd never name my children is far longer than names I like.
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Old 12-02-2010, 10:04 PM
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Top Names of 2010 from Yahoo
http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/paren...-2010-2418678/

Top 10 Girls’ Names of 2010
Sophia
Isabella
Olivia
Emma
Chloe
Ava
Lily
Madison
Addison
Abigail

Top 10 Boys’ Names of 2010
Aiden
Jacob
Jackson
Ethan
Jayden
Noah
Logan
Caden
Lucas
Liam

The article has links for the top 100 of each gender also.
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Old 12-02-2010, 10:08 PM
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I'm guessing that Isabella and Jacob are popular because of Twilight (which I hate by the way).

Emma is WAY overdone too (sorry if that is anoyone's kid's name). My g-daughter's dance class has 6 girls named Emma in it (same age).

I've seen a lot of variations on names like Kayla, Kaylee, Kyley, etc. lately too (which I'm not a fan of either).
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Old 12-15-2010, 03:52 AM
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I'm all over the place.

Marselina would be my first choice for a name. My grandmother's name was named Marcellina, thats who I'd name my child after. But if we ever tried to giver her a nickname, I like the spelling of Selina rather than Cellina.

If i went with a theme...

Kaydence Alyssa
Kennedy Alison
Kamryn Alicia (not "eleesha" but A-lee-see-uh)

I might throw Emersyn Grace in there to mix stuff up.

For boys,
Damon, Kerrigan, Kirian, Keaton, or Kasey
if I side with my "brown-ness" for boys I would consider.
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