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Help[Opinions] Pregnant with Triplets- Update!
My friend made her decision! The middle names are after grandparents.
Lilia Grace
Sofia Elizabeth
Micah John-Clark
Lilia Grace
Sofia Elizabeth
Micah John-Clark
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Lilia, Sofia and Micah are lovely together! Congrats to your friend.
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The girls are fine. Does she actually have a family member named John-Clark, or is she linking Grandpa John and Grandpa Clark with a hyphen?
I find hyphenated mns odd. Nothing would be lost by dropping the hyphen, and there would be a major gain in simplicity. A lifetime of explanations is no joke.
I find hyphenated mns odd. Nothing would be lost by dropping the hyphen, and there would be a major gain in simplicity. A lifetime of explanations is no joke.
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Yes, she put her father's and her husband's father's names together. She likes the hyphen, lol.
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Lilia isn't a favourite, but if Lily is her nickname, it's alright. I'm not into virtue names (I think they're pretentious) but if it's honouring it's fine with me.
Sofia is overused, but but's not an ugly name (It's even better than Sophia imo). I like Elizabeth.
I really like Micah; it's on my pnl, too. It's kind of GP for me because it's Biblical but it's pretty! John is boring but Clark is fine, and anyway, I don't really care what your name is if it's honouring.
It's a bit cheesy that they all end in the -a sound, though.
Sofia is overused, but but's not an ugly name (It's even better than Sophia imo). I like Elizabeth.
I really like Micah; it's on my pnl, too. It's kind of GP for me because it's Biblical but it's pretty! John is boring but Clark is fine, and anyway, I don't really care what your name is if it's honouring.
It's a bit cheesy that they all end in the -a sound, though.
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Lilia and Sofia are a bit rhymey for my liking but they're alright enough. I'd prefer Sophia. Micah isn't my cup of tea, I'd prefer something more masculine nest to the Lilia and Sofia. John-Clark is very superhero-ish. The other middle names are neither here-nor-there.
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John and Clark are her father's and her husband's father's names. She hyphenated it to give honor to both parents because they are not going to have any more children.
Same with Elizabeth and Grace. Her mother is named Grace and her husband's mother is Betty, but her real name is Elizabeth.
Same with Elizabeth and Grace. Her mother is named Grace and her husband's mother is Betty, but her real name is Elizabeth.
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