Name Suggestions for Twin Girls

[Odysseusa]

Do you have any name suggestions for twin girls? Thank you.
How about the names, Sophia and Tiffany?

[Coffee]

Itchy and Scratchy?

What do I know? I'm a 40 year-old man-child with a Golden Retriever.

[Odysseusa]

Itchy and Scratchy?

What do I know? I'm a 40 year-old man-child with a Golden Retriever.

I appreciate your humor on Monday. It makes the week go by more weekly.

[MediumTex]

Prudence and Patience

Pamela and Samantha (they could go by Pam and Sam)

Lucy and Ethel

Rose and Lily

Kennedy and Reagan

Craigrina and Mediumtexina

[SteveGo]

Do you have any name suggestions for twin girls? Thank you.
How about the names, Sophia and Tiffany?

Why not the names of two women you love? Your wife, her mother, your mother, your grandmothers, her grandmothers, one of each? Perhaps not your first girfriend, if that is not your wife, or your current lover, if that is not your wife.

As to Sophia, that seems wise, as to Tiffany, that is the surname of a family of jewelers and craftsmen, that seem wealthy. Wise and wealthy are not bad either.

[Odysseusa]

Thanks, Steve, I appreciate it.


Thanks, MediumTex, for your humor.

[MediumTex]

Give them names that you actually want them to go by.  It bugs me when parents name their kids things they never actually intend to call them.

Also, use the traditional spelling of any names you choose.  There is no reason to saddle the child with a lifetime of correcting the spelling of their name.  Any time I see a kid named "Kaetlinn" or "Jonuthan" I wonder what the parents were thinking.

Finally, think about names that don't have too many different ways of spelling them.  This will also save the kids a lot of trouble. 

[Gumby]

Avoid the US popular names list. But, you can actually find some very unique names on the most popular lists of foreign counties:

http://www.babycentre.co.uk/pregnancy/n ... dtheworld/
http://www.cso.ie/releasespublications/ ... ynames.pdf

This can be a nice way to incorporate one's heritage into a name.

Another interesting twist is to take a maiden name from your parents or grandparents and use that as a middle name.

[melveyr]

Have you taken a gander at any of the Greek goddesses' names?

[Odysseusa]

Thank you, all, for your suggestions. I appreciate it.


Sophia and Tiffany (Wisdom & Revelation / Wealth)
Sophia and Amelia (Wisdom & Industry)

[Odysseusa]

Caroline (Carol)
Catherine (Cathy)
Christine

[Odysseusa]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashton_J._Mouton

Mouton was born in Lafayette (also Lafayette Parish) to Edwin Mouton, Sr., and the former Georgie McBride. He was educated at Mount Carmel Elementary School and Cathedral High School in Lafayette. In 1939, he obtained a degree in business administration from Southwestern Louisiana Institute, now the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He married the former Stella Rose Dupuis, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J.W. Dupuis, Sr., of Youngsville in Lafayette Parish. They had five children: Stella Rose; Ashton J. Mouton, Jr. (born 1947); twins Catherine Anne and Carolyn Anne (born 1953); and John Mouton. The twins were remarkable in that they were the first pygopagus conjoined twins to be successfully separated.[1] There is also a namesake grandson, Ashton J. Mouton, III, of Lafayette (born 1983).

[Odysseusa]

http://www.amazon.com/Catherines-Ring-E ... 738&sr=1-1



Catherine's Ring

A story about twin sisters, Catherine and Caroline.