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in reply to a message by I_Love_Jesus
Phoenix is growing in popularity for both genders-- a little Phoenix will not seem so strange in a few years. Nor will an Adelaide.
Betty Jean is very familiar, and I highly doubt a child with such a name will be frowned upon, or that people will whisper "Oh, her name is so strange!" to each other. Plus, Betty's got a similar sound to Maddy, which is epically popular.
I'd worry more about prn issues, or really horribly dated names. Caoimhe and Doris will have much more trouble than Betty.
Betty Jean is very familiar, and I highly doubt a child with such a name will be frowned upon, or that people will whisper "Oh, her name is so strange!" to each other. Plus, Betty's got a similar sound to Maddy, which is epically popular.
I'd worry more about prn issues, or really horribly dated names. Caoimhe and Doris will have much more trouble than Betty.
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I agree. Names like Maddy and Abby are trendy so a Betty would probably fit right in.
This message was edited 7/15/2008, 6:50 PM
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