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Penelope Hazel - (Birth Announcements!)

These names are taken from real babies who were featured in recent hospital announcements. These are all first and middle names; no last names were included.  Which of these do you like? Are there any that you dislike? If you had to pick one to use, which would it be?

Girls:
Alivia Noel
Americus Marie
Amira Denise
Annabelle Grace
Anniesse Marie
Avianna Carmen
Belize Madeline
Caroline Daye
Chloe Lynn
Claire Danielle
Colbi Alisa
Elizabeth Renee
Ella Mae
Emily Cathrynne
Jacelyn Beth
Kysen Alayah
Liliana Sophia
Lillian Abigail
Lily Marie Michelle
Mackenzie Brooke
Madison Elaine
Natalie Rose
O'Laina Sophia
Olivia Faye
Payton Mae
Penelope Hazel
Reagan Leigh
Samantha Mae
Sana'a Geneva Louise
Vada Monroe

Boys:
Aaron Anthony
Aiden Russell
Andrew Charles
Bradley Alexander
Braxton Cole
Brylen Josiah
Caleb James
Cody Allen
Daelyn Jacovi
Damien Alexander
Easton Alexander
Elijah Cole
Elliott Sebastian
Ethan Paul
Garrett Lewis
Henry Theron
Hunter Ray
Hutchinson Taylor
Iker Andres
Jace Carter
Jackson Monroe
John-Brooks Hall
Jaxson King
Kaleb Nicholas
Kingston Isaiah
Lawson James
Luke Browning
Maddox Alexander
Malachi O'Bryant
Matthew Thomas
William Grady

Twins:
Willow Storm & Pailyn Elizabeth (girls)
Jaime Isaiah (boy) & Rayven Alessandria (girl)
Jason Abel & Tyler Curt (boys)

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