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Name-poll poll Does it really matter what the siblings names are when you`re naming a child?
(Name poll by softkitty, 1828 days ago)
Yes
No


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Comments: 4

Baby Helly (1827.1 days ago)
My step-son`s name is Neven and it took me a long time to get use to it. I told my husband that I`m not really in to names that are different. I`m 23wks now and we decided on the name Collin.

ilurockstarr (1827.5 days ago)
Well, Obviously you want the kids name to fit the rest of the family, but I don`t think siblings names should really be a factor in deciding.

KarenVG (1827.9 days ago)
most people just want it to sound ok when they reel it off. It is totally up to you. Also sometimes if you have exceptionally different names you want to same kind of thing. Everyone is different so go with the name you like when you find it.

mumsy (1828.3 days ago)
I think it does, when thinking of boy names I would always run it through my head what it would sound like with my daughters name. Like any duo I guess... `Laurel and Hardy` etc...lol



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