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House 1:
Stereotypical All-American family—father and mother, son and daughter, dog. The dad has a white collar cubicle job, and the mom stays at home with the kids.
They have a very common surname. MN can be whatever you like.
The parents’ FNs were both popular in the 80s.
The son’s first name is in the top 100 for 2012. His middle name honors his father.
The girl’s first name is in the top 100 for 2014. Her middle name is between 300 and 500 on the same chart.
The dog has a stereotypical dog name.
Surname:
DH: (31)
DW: (28)
DS: (4)
DD: (1)
DDog:
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House 2:
Man with a mail order bride. The woman has a daughter from earlier in her life, and they have another two children together.
The man has a very dated sounding name.
The woman has an Eastern European name (Russian, Ukrainian, something like that)
The woman’s daughter has a name from the same Ethnicity as her mother (which ever you pick)
The younger boy and girl have names that DW thought sounded American.
Their surname is one syllable.
Surname:
DH: (48)
DW: (31)
DW’s DD: (9)
DS: (3)
DD: (1)
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House 3:
Yours, Mine, and Ours sort of thing. A man with four children from his previous marriage, a woman with two from her previous marriage, and three together.
The parents can be named whatever you like. Surname rules are attached to the kids.
The DH’s kids’ first names all start with the same letter. Their middle names can be anything. Their surname ends in –son.
The DW’s kids’ names are linked in some way (same meaning, both nature names, same number of letters or syllables, etc.) Their surname is hyphenated—their surname from before ended in a y, it’s hyphenated with the DH’s surname.
The kids they had together have uncommon first names. Their middle names can be anything. Their surname is the same as the DH’s kids.
DH: (42)
DW: (32)
DH’s DS: (16)
DH’s DD: (12)
DH’s DD: (10)
DH’s DS: (7)
DW’s DD: (9)
DW’s DD: (5)
DS/DS: (3)
DD: (1)
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House 4:
A childless couple with three pets.
The DH has a name you would expect on a girl.
The DW has a name that is old fashioned.
The pets have very elaborate names with cute nicknames.
The Surname can be anything
Surname:
DH: (50)
DW: (47)
DDog:
DCat:
DCat:
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House 5
An extended family. A grandmother, her two daughters. One daughter is married and has three children. The other daughter is a single mother of a little girl.
The rules are next to them.
DG-Mother: FN, MN, and Surname are Spanish (64)
DD: FN was common in the 70’s. MN is Spanish. Has DH’s surname. (39)
DH: Unusual (but American sounding) FN, filler MN. Surname is English. (45)
--DS: FN starts with K, MN honors father (13)
--DD: FN starts with R, MN honors mother (10)
--DD: FN starts with O, MN honors grandmother (6)
DD: FN was common in the 80’s. MN is Spanish. Same surname as the grandmother (30)
--DD: A trendy first name, a filler middle name. (3)
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House 6
A homosexual couple with two daughters from a surrogate. Use the initials for their names. Their surname ends in –ley.
Surname:
DH: A E (32)
DH: H M(30)
DD: M M (3)
DD: E R (1)
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House 7:
A woman with three adopted children and four foster kids. Use the namebank.
The surname is two words put together.
Surname:
DMom: (35)
AS: (15)
FS: (13)
FD: (10)
AD: (9)
FS: (5)
AD: (3)
FS: (2)
Boys:
Bentley, Zayden, Armani, Dax, Berkley, Luka, Harper, Dexter, Madden, Mekhi, Addison, Gage, Lilian, Israel, Casey, Flix, Schuyler, Maverick, Xzavier, Ariel, Micah, Zaire, Hazen, Jagger, Light,
Girls:
Imani, Jazmin, Nevaeh, Rose, Kamryn, Finley, Coco, Mattie, Emma, Cadienne, Jordyn, Angel, Zoey, Logan, Alivia, Karma, Zuri, Maren, Romy, Blue, Livvy-Kate, Freya, Aerie, Moxie, Jeanne,
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House 8:
Free for all. :] Since you made it all the way through this, make any kind of family you like, and name them whatever you like!
Stereotypical All-American family—father and mother, son and daughter, dog. The dad has a white collar cubicle job, and the mom stays at home with the kids.
They have a very common surname. MN can be whatever you like.
The parents’ FNs were both popular in the 80s.
The son’s first name is in the top 100 for 2012. His middle name honors his father.
The girl’s first name is in the top 100 for 2014. Her middle name is between 300 and 500 on the same chart.
The dog has a stereotypical dog name.
Surname:
DH: (31)
DW: (28)
DS: (4)
DD: (1)
DDog:
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House 2:
Man with a mail order bride. The woman has a daughter from earlier in her life, and they have another two children together.
The man has a very dated sounding name.
The woman has an Eastern European name (Russian, Ukrainian, something like that)
The woman’s daughter has a name from the same Ethnicity as her mother (which ever you pick)
The younger boy and girl have names that DW thought sounded American.
Their surname is one syllable.
Surname:
DH: (48)
DW: (31)
DW’s DD: (9)
DS: (3)
DD: (1)
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House 3:
Yours, Mine, and Ours sort of thing. A man with four children from his previous marriage, a woman with two from her previous marriage, and three together.
The parents can be named whatever you like. Surname rules are attached to the kids.
The DH’s kids’ first names all start with the same letter. Their middle names can be anything. Their surname ends in –son.
The DW’s kids’ names are linked in some way (same meaning, both nature names, same number of letters or syllables, etc.) Their surname is hyphenated—their surname from before ended in a y, it’s hyphenated with the DH’s surname.
The kids they had together have uncommon first names. Their middle names can be anything. Their surname is the same as the DH’s kids.
DH: (42)
DW: (32)
DH’s DS: (16)
DH’s DD: (12)
DH’s DD: (10)
DH’s DS: (7)
DW’s DD: (9)
DW’s DD: (5)
DS/DS: (3)
DD: (1)
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House 4:
A childless couple with three pets.
The DH has a name you would expect on a girl.
The DW has a name that is old fashioned.
The pets have very elaborate names with cute nicknames.
The Surname can be anything
Surname:
DH: (50)
DW: (47)
DDog:
DCat:
DCat:
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House 5
An extended family. A grandmother, her two daughters. One daughter is married and has three children. The other daughter is a single mother of a little girl.
The rules are next to them.
DG-Mother: FN, MN, and Surname are Spanish (64)
DD: FN was common in the 70’s. MN is Spanish. Has DH’s surname. (39)
DH: Unusual (but American sounding) FN, filler MN. Surname is English. (45)
--DS: FN starts with K, MN honors father (13)
--DD: FN starts with R, MN honors mother (10)
--DD: FN starts with O, MN honors grandmother (6)
DD: FN was common in the 80’s. MN is Spanish. Same surname as the grandmother (30)
--DD: A trendy first name, a filler middle name. (3)
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House 6
A homosexual couple with two daughters from a surrogate. Use the initials for their names. Their surname ends in –ley.
Surname:
DH: A E (32)
DH: H M(30)
DD: M M (3)
DD: E R (1)
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House 7:
A woman with three adopted children and four foster kids. Use the namebank.
The surname is two words put together.
Surname:
DMom: (35)
AS: (15)
FS: (13)
FD: (10)
AD: (9)
FS: (5)
AD: (3)
FS: (2)
Boys:
Bentley, Zayden, Armani, Dax, Berkley, Luka, Harper, Dexter, Madden, Mekhi, Addison, Gage, Lilian, Israel, Casey, Flix, Schuyler, Maverick, Xzavier, Ariel, Micah, Zaire, Hazen, Jagger, Light,
Girls:
Imani, Jazmin, Nevaeh, Rose, Kamryn, Finley, Coco, Mattie, Emma, Cadienne, Jordyn, Angel, Zoey, Logan, Alivia, Karma, Zuri, Maren, Romy, Blue, Livvy-Kate, Freya, Aerie, Moxie, Jeanne,
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House 8:
Free for all. :] Since you made it all the way through this, make any kind of family you like, and name them whatever you like!
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