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Baby Naming Challenge! - Month Edition

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This is the ultimate initial challenge! I do have to admit that I borrowed the idea from my friend over at nameddict.  I came across it at the perfect time since I was just about to post Tuesday's blog about month names. I found this challenge to be a genius idea that I hadn't seen before, and it is fun!  Imagine you have twelve babies to name and give it a try!

Using the three-letter abbreviations for each month, come up with the perfect baby name using those letters as a first/middle/middle combo. There's a Y and 3 U's that will make it a bit tricky!  I will post my names below. Feel free to share yours in the comment section or on Facebook!


My names:

JAN: Johanna Adelaide Nell
FEB: Frederick Evan Benedict
MAR: Marius Alexander Rafferty
APR: Amabel Penelope Rose
MAY: Matilda Alice Yvonne
JUN: Julius Ulrich Nathaniel
JUL: Josephine Uma Lenore
AUG: Alistair Ulysses George
SEP: Sebastian Evander Paul
OCT: Octavia Claire Tamsin
NOV: Nadia Olive Valentina
DEC: Dante Everett Cole

Johanna, Frederick, Marius, Amabel, Matilda, Julius, Josephine, Alistair, Sebastian, Octavia, Nadia & Dante. 6 girls and 6 boys!   What names would you choose?

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Anonymous said…
JAN: Jedidiah Aspen North
FEB: Fernando Eduardo Bruce
MAR: Marcus Alexander Renee
APR: August Percival Ryan
MAY: Maurice Anthony Yoshua
JUN: Jacobi Ulysses Neville
JUL: Johnathan Umberto Louis
AUG: Austin Ugo Grant
SEP: Sergio Edward Pia
OCT: Odd Clarence Thomas
NOV: Nehemiah Oscar Vincent
DEC: Declan Egret Callahan
May 29, 2014 at 5:16 PM
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