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Baby Naming Challenge!

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This is essentially a game. Just for fun, try to come up with some amazing names for the following four hypothetical children:

Boy/Girl Twins:
Girl's first name starts with either A, C, E, or G.
Girl's middle name is either a botanical name or a quirky and unusual name.

Boy's first name starts with either B, D, F or H.
Boy's middle name is either an old-fashioned, vintage name or a literary name.

Girl:
Her first name starts with either I, K, M, or O.
Her middle name is either an ancient name or something virtuous.

 Boy:
His first name starts with either J, L, N, or P.
His middle name is either an occupational surname or a colonial choice.


Feel free to post your names in the comment section below, on our Facebook page or just smile about them to yourself. :)

My names:
Alice Magnolia
Damian Barnaby
Isla Melisent
Jack Thaddeus

Have fun! Thanks for playing!
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Jessie said…
Amelia Valentine
Frederick Walter
Madeline Grace
Nathaniel Parker
January 18, 2014 at 12:00 PM
Erica said…
Caroline Daisy
Donovan Caspar
Ophelia Joy
Jackson Cyrus
January 18, 2014 at 1:09 PM
Lilah said…
Eveline Dahlia, Bennett Silas, Imogen Lavinia, Lucian Gage
January 18, 2014 at 1:20 PM
CaitieO said…
Edith Eulalie
Hector George
Maude Felicity
Lewis Miles
January 20, 2014 at 2:53 PM
Audrey Crampton said…
Ellen Ivy
Henry Arthur
Irene Perpetua
James Benedict
November 12, 2015 at 7:19 PM
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