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Can’t decide between the names and I’m 36w 2d. The middle name will be Raymond “Ray” for short since it goes back generations. The name needs to sounds good in English and Spanish.
Kylian Raymond (pronounced “Kee-Lee-An”)
Kian Raymond (pronounced “Kee-An”)
Lucas Raymond
Elias Raymond (pronounced “E-Lee-As”)
Sebastian Raymond
I’m afraid Lucas is way too popular (top 10 for a couple years) and I don’t want my kid with 3 kids of the same name in class. Sebastian is beautiful but might be too long for him to learn, and I’m not a big fan of nicknames.
Thoughts?
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Kian ��
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Loooove Kian ��
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Sebastian or Elias
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Kian
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Kian or Elias!
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I do like Sebastian! Or Elias. although elias will be pronounced e-la-yas!
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@rcarrr,
yea that’s my fear that he’ll have to deal with various pronunciations in different languages…. I’d be interested to hear how other people deal with it
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Getting Pregnant:
Getting pregnant refers to the process of conception when a sperm fertilizes an egg, resulting in pregnancy. It involves a series of biological processes and factors, including ovulation, timing intercourse, and fertility health.
Pregnancy:
Pregnancy is the period during which a fertilized egg develops into an embryo and then a fetus in the uterus. It typically lasts around 40 weeks and is divided into three trimesters. Pregnancy involves various physiological and hormonal changes in the mother's body to accommodate the growing fetus.
First Year:
The first year refers to the initial twelve months of a baby's life, starting from birth. This period is crucial for a baby's development and involves many milestones, such as motor skills, cognitive development, and social interactions.
Toddler:
A toddler is a term used to describe a child between the ages of one and three years old. This stage is characterized by rapid growth and development, including language acquisition, motor skills development, and increased independence.
Family:
Family generally refers to a group of individuals who are connected by blood, marriage, or other forms of kinship. Families play a significant role in a person's life, providing support, love, and a sense of belonging.
Baby Names:
Baby names are given to newborns and are chosen by parents based on various factors, such as cultural traditions, personal preferences, or family significance. Baby names can have different meanings and can reflect the parents' values, heritage, or aspirations for their child.
Baby Products:
Baby products include a wide range of items designed specifically for the care, safety, and well-being of infants and young children. These products can include diapers, clothing, feeding accessories, nursery furniture, toys, and more.
Registry Builder:
A registry builder is a tool or service that helps expectant parents create a registry of items they would like to receive as gifts for their baby. It allows parents to select and organize the baby products they need and share the registry with friends and family.
Registry:
A registry is a list of items that someone has requested or would like to receive as gifts. In the context of expecting parents, a baby registry typically includes items needed for the baby's care, such as clothing, diapers, strollers, and other baby products.
Community:
A community refers to a group of individuals who share common interests, goals, or experiences. In this context, the community likely consists of individuals who are expecting or have recently had babies and come together to share information, support, and advice.
News Community:
A news community is a group of individuals who gather to discuss and exchange information related to news events and topics of interest. In this context, the news community may focus on topics related to pregnancy, parenting, and other relevant subjects.
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