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Rosemarie Sienna. Sophia sounds like nails on a chalkboard to me (it's the harsh S combined with the fee-sound), sorry! I think it's a name that is loved by many, though, so I'm sure most kids would love to have it. I just don't care for the sound. Sienna is soft, pretty and less common so it's what I'd go with. I don't like the Sienna Miller association but it seems to fade now that more and more girls are named Sienna. I also like the color.
Personally I think yes, she's too young to honor. Naming a child after her would be like naming your child after her older sibling or something. I don't know why I feel this way, but it just seems a little odd to me.
But she's your daughter so you have to decide what works. If you want to honor your sister, you should.
Personally I think yes, she's too young to honor. Naming a child after her would be like naming your child after her older sibling or something. I don't know why I feel this way, but it just seems a little odd to me.
But she's your daughter so you have to decide what works. If you want to honor your sister, you should.
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You're not the only one who doesn't like Sophia. It's my own middle name, but I could never understand its appeal. I prefer Sophie - it's cleaner.
I have to admit Rosemarie Sophia is a pretty combo. But then again, because so many people love Sophia, it could become a cliched middle name in its own right, like Rose, Marie, Elizabeth.
I have to admit Rosemarie Sophia is a pretty combo. But then again, because so many people love Sophia, it could become a cliched middle name in its own right, like Rose, Marie, Elizabeth.
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