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Yes just a little, summit. I don't mind Violet for a girl though.
I also like January for a girl. That's different.
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how about apple, zippo and metronome. Those are cool baby names. I doubt any girl will want to have kids with me if i want to have those names.
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I love "Carolina" for a girl. I don't like Caroline...but Carolina is lovely. I also once heard of an Italian guy whose daughter's middle name was Canada...a guy my father knew in the air force. I thought that was incredibly unique, and not in a bad way.
And for boys...gotta be something British. Dylan, Douglas, Duncan, Kenneth...
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I think kids names should go well with their familyname... In Holland it's quite common to give children foreign exotic names, followed by a real traditional Dutch familyname. I don't like those combinations. So my sons are called Gerrit, Dirk and Jan.. Very Dutch names accompanied by a very Dutch familyname.
This doesn't mean I don't like other names... Storm for example is a beautiful name!!!!