DH and I are pretty set on a girl name but the initials would, unfortunately, be MAN. I'm 3rd consecutive generation female with an "M" first name and if we have a girl we want an "M" name (Melanie) and we love "Alexa" for a mn because DH's nickname is Alex. Our last name starts with an "N".
What do you think? I don't think about people's initials much but do others?
Re: Do you find that initials are very important?
The only time I pay attention to intitials is if they're negative. Such as ASS. With our DD, her first name starts with a B, and last an S. I wanted her middle name to be mine: Jo, but was not willing to give her the initials BJS (BJ's). I think MAN is fine.
I do know a couple that had they had a boy, would have made the name based around the initials BOB, because Bob was his dads name.
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This is exactly what i was thinking. (and I will admit, I think about what it would look like monogrammed more than I think about what the initials are.)
MAN is not a big deal at all. Pretty name, too.
I checked initials and monograms (where the last initial is in the middle).
Potential DS initials: CLS, monogram: CSL
Potential DD initials: DMS, monogram: DSM
no three letter words for us
I don't think MAN is a terrible initial combo. It's likely no one will notice unless it's presented as initials.
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I don't think it matters that much. MAN is fine. I have a cousin who her parents changed the spelling of her middle name (changed it from an "a" middle name to an "e" middle name) because otherwise her initials would be JEW (we are Jewish but still, that's a little weird). I guess they didn't want her to have to walk around with a monogrammed backpack that said JEW on it.
The funny thing is my mom, when she got married and took my dad's name, her initials became JEW. So you can never always predict what the initials will end up being!
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