T.M. asks from Fort Worth, TX on November 18, 2010
Help! Husband and I Can't Pick a Girls Name
We had a boys name, but turns out it's a girl. :-) Middle name will be either Gail or Linda (after MIL). Our sons name is Austin. Name should have two syllables and can be unique or not. Help! We are stumped!
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R.D. answers from Kansas City on November 18, 2010
Barbara Gail
Eva Gail
Gina Gail (Gigi)
Gladys Gail
Carmen Gail
Mavis Gail
Hallie Gail
Zoya Gail
Shyla Gail
Megan Gail
Rona Gail
Abbie Linda
Brandie Linda
Eva Linda
Ava Linda
Sara (or Sarah) Linda
Donna Linda
Janelle Linda
Stacie Linda
I know you want a two-syllable name, but you could consider naming her Malinda (or Melinda) Gail to use both names.
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S.O. answers from Chicago on November 19, 2010
I agree with the other post who suggested putting the 2 names together. I love Linda Gail. Ok I am a little bias since my daughter's name is Linda Ann. By the way Linda has become a very unique name.
C.T. answers from Dallas on November 19, 2010
I have 2 nieces with the middle name Gail. They were named after my sister who died many years ago. Her middle name was Gail, too. My nieces are Brittany Gail and Lindsey Gail.
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N.H. answers from Dallas on November 19, 2010
How about " Mia Linda " ? In both Italian and Spanish it translates to my beauty.
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M.W. answers from Boise on November 18, 2010
I had a baby book that had lists in the front of what people assumed about a person when they heard their name. I can't remember the name of the book but I really liked it.
For example, if you named your daughter "Candy" most people think of bimbos or "Elizabeth," people think sophisticated and smart, or "Aubrey" would be sweet. You get the picture. It really helped us when we had to come up with 3 girl names.
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R.D. answers from Kansas City on November 18, 2010
Barbara Gail
Eva Gail
Gina Gail (Gigi)
Gladys Gail
Carmen Gail
Mavis Gail
Hallie Gail
Zoya Gail
Shyla Gail
Megan Gail
Rona Gail
Abbie Linda
Brandie Linda
Eva Linda
Ava Linda
Sara (or Sarah) Linda
Donna Linda
Janelle Linda
Stacie Linda
I know you want a two-syllable name, but you could consider naming her Malinda (or Melinda) Gail to use both names.
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M.G. answers from Dallas on November 18, 2010
Ella
Tatum
Abigail (I know it's 3 syllables, but after your MIL - and Abby for short, 2 syllables)
Ashlin (after your MIL)
Madalin (again, 3 syllables, but after your MIL - but Maddy for short - 2 syllables)
Caitlin (after your MIL)
Brooklin (after your MIL)
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S.M. answers from Atlanta on November 18, 2010
S.O. answers from Chicago on November 19, 2010
I agree with the other post who suggested putting the 2 names together. I love Linda Gail. Ok I am a little bias since my daughter's name is Linda Ann. By the way Linda has become a very unique name.
R.. answers from Chattanooga on November 18, 2010
I like Chelsea Gail. :)
V.W. answers from Jacksonville on November 18, 2010
Rosa Linda
Anna Gail
I like having the same initials for both kids. Both of our kids' names start with "A" also. So when I put initials on clothing items, it helps with hand-me-downs of jackets, etc. (we have a boy and then a girl also). However, it also can make it harder.... if you use initials on the calendar for appts (or in later years: after school activities), you have to write out the full name... no using just initials, lol.
Ours are Aaron and Allison. It sounds nice on "family" signatures...
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