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Getting annoyed..
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*Rainbow* said:
Its rubbish, the fact you have TWO names, he's either gonna look like one or the other! We only had one choice in the end and we liked it so much it was perfect to us and everyone says 'he really suits his name' because he just does, thery probably didnt like it before when we'd told them. If you like those names then your baby will suit one of them dont listen to anyone else
xxDon't listen to anyone else, chick. This is your baby and it's up to you how and when you decide to name him. For this reason me and my OH have already got names picked (one for a girl and one for a boy) but haven't told anyone. Just saves the hassle... 
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I don't subscribe to this whole 'what if the baby doesn't look like a.....' thing (but no offence to people who do!).
I've never yet met a baby who 'didn't look like a....'
I especially like Dylan
I've never yet met a baby who 'didn't look like a....'
I especially like Dylan
babyblonde said:I don't subscribe to this whole 'what if the baby doesn't look like a.....' thing (but no offence to people who do!).
I've never yet met a baby who 'didn't look like a....'
I especially like Dylan
Cally didn't look like a Loren or a Poppy - and Seren would not suit the name Daisy either.
To the OP, we only ever 2 names with Seren, as soon as she was born we looked at eachother and said "she's a Seren". Just ignore people.
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i was worried she wouldn't look like a name if i picked it so we nicknamed her and looked at other names for her, when she was born she suited nothing but her nickname, she just looked like it as i'd known her as it for so long.
FWIW i had some women telling me to look at boys names and not buy pink even though i knew she was a girl cos she "apparently" knew someone who was told it was a girl and it was a boy, even though i'd been told by two doctors she was a girl, she was determined to make me feel shit that day, and tbh i spent the rest of my pregnancy wondering if there was a chance she was a boy, even thoug an NHS doctor had said "definately a girl" (they dont say that unless they're sure)
FWIW i had some women telling me to look at boys names and not buy pink even though i knew she was a girl cos she "apparently" knew someone who was told it was a girl and it was a boy, even though i'd been told by two doctors she was a girl, she was determined to make me feel shit that day, and tbh i spent the rest of my pregnancy wondering if there was a chance she was a boy, even thoug an NHS doctor had said "definately a girl" (they dont say that unless they're sure)
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