Baby Names?

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How does EmmaGene Luella sound?

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It's okay, the two capitals in the first name are weird. "Emma Gene Luella" sounds better.

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Before looking at your profile to see where you're from...I was thinking "wow, that's Southern"! I am originally from NC and I think it's a very lovely and unique name. I have a nice named Emma Catherine😆. I promise it's a name that'll definitely grow with her. When she is older, it won't sound like "only" a baby or a child's name. Good Luck!

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It's completely up to you what you name your child. People will have their own opinions but you shouldn't let that way you on a name you really love. For instance I love the name Parker Grace or Parker Avery for a girl and everyone except my husband thinks it is to boyish. But I do not care. If I have a girl one of those two names will be hers. Good luck!

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Nah

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Ok so to explain the name Emma comes from my great aunt Gene is my sister's, fiance's, his mother's middle name of course I know that the female version is spelled Jean but I prefer the male spelling Luella comes from my fiance's grandmother and my great grandmother name was Ella.... I don't have any children myself but my fiance has 3 (1 boy 2 girls) Aiden Michael, Hannah Marlene, and Kathleen Elizabeth Jean... if and when I have a child this is what my girl will be named

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I don't like it

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I like Emma gene, I don't think
Luella flows with it though, since EmmaGene is the fancy part, maybe stick with a simple traditional middle name. Like Lynn or rose, marie etc etc, I think Luella is a very cute name and personally love it! In my opinion it just doesn't flow with EmmaGene. It's not awful though lol,

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Definitely an older person name

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Sounds older .. Like a grandmothers name

Baby Names?

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