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You all make it hard to pick! Thank you for the incredible suggestions in the last round.

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Family 1

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DW (23): Alexis Kimberly Moore (Evie)
DH (23): Christopher Andrew Woods (Guest)

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DD (2): Piper Veronica Woods (Wordsmith)
DD:

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Alexis & Christopher have settled right into their suburban lifestyle and are expecting another daughter. Her FN will still have a preppy feel, but be more formal and traditional than Piper’s name. Her MN will honor Alexis’s mother, whose name was popular in the ‘70s.

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Family 2

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DW1 (31): Persephone Hülya Solak (ari.)
DW2 (34): Marija Marič (cher529s)

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DD (2): Artemisia Manon Marič (cher529s)
DS:

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Persephone’s career has kicked into overdrive, but she’s once again expecting, and this time it’s a boy. Marija loves how catchy her own first and last name are, and would like his FN to start with Mar- as well. His MN will be a strong, Turkish name, to honor Persphone’s father’s culture.

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Family 3

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GF (28): Hannah Jovi Bauer (Natasha)
BF (27): Seann Michael Duffy (Natasha)

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DD (2): Keziah Shore “Kizzy” Duffy
DS:

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Hannah and Seann can’t wait to welcome their son. He shares his FN will a surfer (inspiration if needed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:American_surfers). His MN will be a Spanish word that reminds them of their recent trip to Baja.

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Family 4

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DW (26): Sinclair Marie Elliot (Julia)
DH (27): Zephan Lorimer Spoon (Wordsmith)

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DS (2): Hello Lorimer Spoon (ishild)
DD:

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Hello Spoon — or at least his distinctive name — took the internet by storm when he was born. Sinclair and Zephan want to up the ante with his little sister’s FN, which should be an unprecedented word name with a cutesy vibe. Her MN will be extremely traditional to balance it out.

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Family 5

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DW (31): Oluchi Ebere “Lulu” Okonkwo-Ihejirika (Rowena)
DH (31): Jonathan Oliver Ezra Rosepoint (Story)

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DS (2): Adalai-Isaac Saul “Adi” Rosonkwo (Story)
DD:

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Lulu and Jonathan have resumed their travels and, while exploring the Maghreb, found out they’re expecting a girl. Like her brother’s, her FN will be a hyphenated name beginning with A, with some inspiration from her parents’ Christianity — either Biblical names, places, or words associated with their faith. Her two MNs will honor interesting women her parents have met while traveling — one is an Arabic name and one is an international name that could work in a few different languages.

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