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March 2015 Moms
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Re: I'm too sexy for my shirt. So sexy it hurts (Random)
In the search to find the perfect baby name for your little one, why not consider blending old and new for the perfect combination?
Blended baby names are a tradition that dates back many years, when families would blend names together to form new combinations. A son might have a mix of a father’s name and his role, for instance, such as in a name like, “Benson,” which literally means, “Ben’s son.”
Alternatively, a blended baby’s name might be a wonderful way to incorporate a mother’s maiden name or honor family members that are important to you. Or, maybe you simply can’t agree on your favorite name with your partner and can simply blend the two together. Click through for some examples of beautiful blended baby’s names for your own inspiration!
Boys
Benson: “Ben’s son”
Dajon: “David and John”
Darold: “Daryl and Gerald”
Jaylen: A unisex blending of “Jay”
Jerrek: “Erick and Jared”
Marquel: Blend of Mark
Marshawn: “Shawn and Mark”
Marvin: “Ma” names with Edwin
Rashaun: “Ray and Shawn”
Raydon: “Ray and Brandon”
Tyrus: “Tyrell or Tyrone and Cyrus”
Bennet: “Ben and Anette”
Amiran: “Amir and Anna”
Daeland: “Dale and Andrew”
Marlon: “Mark and Arlene”
Mason: another “son” one with any M-name
Nathanial: Daniel and Nathan
Harrison: son and H-names, especially Harold or Harry
Laban: “Lauren and Stephen”
Emil: “Emily” blended with another name
Laren: “Larry and Karen”
Teran: “Brian and Theresa”
Chauncy: Oddly enough, a combination of my name, “Chaunie”
Trevor: “Trent and Oliver”
Jason: “J-names” and son
Girls
Adelisa: “Adelaine and Lisa”
Amelia: “Emily and Amalia”
Audrina: “Audrey and Anna”
Auralee: “Audrey and Leanne”
Aviana: “Ava and Anna”
Calandra: “Carl and Linda”
Carla: “Carl and Lana or Leah”
Catrice: “Catrina and Patrice”
Deandra: “Deanne and Sandra”
Devany: “Devon and Bethany”
Ellamae: “Ella and Mary”
Evelyn: “Eve and Mary or Lynn”
Janessa: “Vanessa and any J-name”
Jeralyn: “Jerry and Marilyn”
Keandra: “Ken and Andrea”
Leanna: “Lee and Anna”
Luella: “Louise and Ella”
Marian: “Mary and Ann”
Maribell: “Mary and Bella”
Marilyn: “Mary and Lynn”
Marjo: “Mary and Joseph”
Marlene: “Maria and Magdalene”
McKayla: Last name Mckay with “Anna”
Rayann: “Ray and Ann”
Taryn: “Tara and many ‘-n’ names, such as Ann or Lynn”
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So nice to hear of all the great appts today!
@tunnel my feet have been uncomfortable in my work shoes lately. Not swollen but squished feeling. I'm with you!
Can't remember who else I was gonna tag.....