We are starting to talk names for baby #4. We are waiting until birth to find out the sex but wanted to have names for either a boy or girl.
Our current girl name contenders are Rosemary and Elizabeth. MN would be Sarah (after my deceased grandmother).
Older siblings are Henry, Samuel and Eleanor. Do you think one goes better with the sibling names than the other? I like both names as does DH. Help me decide!
No periods due to 17 years of ballet and distance running after college. Zero response to 2 months of Clomid, little response to Letrozole. IUI left with 9 cysts = too many viable eggs due to age. On to IVF. Low dose of all meds still produced 37 mature eggs 12.6.11. Froze due to overstimulation.
FET #1.1 1.22.12 BFN. FET #1.2 2.22.12=GRACE! (and a vanishing twin).
Grace Katherine born 10.25.12 @ 36w6w 6#14oz 19.5". FET #1.3 3.2013 BFN FET#1.4 4.2013 BFN. Never tried a fresh transfer. Let's try, despite 10 still frozen. ER 6.26.13 27 mature eggs, slight overstim. ET 7.1.13 ectopic, FET 2.1 9.10.14 TRIPLETS!!
Boys born 3.18.14 @ 29w5d. Andrew Jack 3#6oz 16", Grant Robert 3#9oz 16", Charles Phillip 3#7oz 17".
I really like Rosemary, I am an Elizabeth and I always felt like there were so many of us. In elementary school I had to pick a nickname to allow the teachers to differentiate between us. My sister is Mary, but I think the Rose just adds something nice!
Wow -- both are great names with a similar "flavor" and both go well with your other siblings. Here are some considerations:
--You can't go wrong with either name, and you have some time to decide. Maybe put them both on the back burner for a few months and see if you begin to like one better than the other.
--If you think you would use one of the many nns for Elizabeth that don't start with E, it would avoid your two daughters -- Eleanor and Elizabeth -- having similar sounding names. In this case, you might go with Elizabeth.
--On the other hand, if you call (or plan to call) Eleanor "Ellie" or "Ella" I would use Rosemary for the new baby.
Wow -- both are great names with a similar "flavor" and both go well with your other siblings. Here are some considerations:
--You can't go wrong with either name, and you have some time to decide. Maybe put them both on the back burner for a few months and see if you begin to like one better than the other.
--If you think you would use one of the many nns for Elizabeth that don't start with E, it would avoid your two daughters -- Eleanor and Elizabeth -- having similar sounding names. In this case, you might go with Elizabeth.
--On the other hand, if you call (or plan to call) Eleanor "Ellie" or "Ella" I would use Rosemary for the new baby.
--You could let the other kids help decide.
Thanks for your input! Our boys had fun helping name their sister so it will be interesting to see what they have to say:) Names are definitely going on the back burner for now. That seems to have worked for us in the past. We will pick up the debate a couple weeks before baby arrives and ultimately decide once they are born.
Re: Rosemary or Elizabeth?
No periods due to 17 years of ballet and distance running after college. Zero response to 2 months of Clomid, little response to Letrozole. IUI left with 9 cysts = too many viable eggs due to age. On to IVF. Low dose of all meds still produced 37 mature eggs 12.6.11. Froze due to overstimulation.
FET #1.1 1.22.12 BFN. FET #1.2 2.22.12=GRACE! (and a vanishing twin).
Grace Katherine born 10.25.12 @ 36w6w 6#14oz 19.5".
FET #1.3 3.2013 BFN FET#1.4 4.2013 BFN. Never tried a fresh transfer. Let's try, despite 10 still frozen.
ER 6.26.13 27 mature eggs, slight overstim. ET 7.1.13 ectopic, FET 2.1 9.10.14 TRIPLETS!!
Boys born 3.18.14 @ 29w5d. Andrew Jack 3#6oz 16", Grant Robert 3#9oz 16", Charles Phillip 3#7oz 17".
Oscar born October 2011
Miscarriage at 8 weeks (August 2013)
DD due September 1, 2014
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mm 2/17/11 * dd born 4/20/12 * bo 1/3/14 * edd 1/21/ 1/15