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valentino and vs. valentina for twins?

hi do you like these for twins? thanks

The Top Baby Name is...

valentino and

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valentina for twins?

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Poll created: Jul 31, 2013
Total Votes: 0

Comments

WAY too matchy-matchy! How about Valentino nn Val and Valerie?
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Valentina and Hart at a push
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Cor, there’s only one letter in it...
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
No they are way too close! They are the same name only a boy and girl version!

Do you have an Italian connection?

I like Valentina for a girl.
Maybe Valentina and....

Alessio
Alberto
Alessandro
Beppe
Benito
Claudio
Marco
Romeo
Vita
Valerio
Zenzo

Like any???
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Way too matchy. You really should check out some books on twins and why its not a good idea to name them matchy names.
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Poster 2 and Poster 3 I don’t know what you mean? poster 4 I do have a Italian connection and I like Romeo but the rest not so much
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
poster 5 you need shut up
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Awful. They are individuals!
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Cute, but WAY too matchy, and kind of tacky. I think you should keep one of the names and get rid of the other. I’d keep Valentino. Perhaps Valentino and:

Manuela
Norina
Isidora
Rosalinda
Palmira
Lidia
Carmela
Luigia
Felìcita

Any tickle your fancy?
posted by Mel Acen :: 11 years ago | report
Hey, Poster 7, Poster 5 didn’t say anything rude. There’s no reason to tell her to shut up.
posted by Mel Acen :: 11 years ago | report
From Joan A. Friedman and her book Emotionally Healthy Twins. The key to raising kids who fit the title is to treat them as unique individuals from as early on as possible. This applies to how you conceptualize and talk about them in utero. It also applies to the names you give them at birth, the ships on which they will sail through the journey of childhood. Opting for names that are sufficiently different is a metaphor of their separate trajectories. The author, a twin herself, recommends avoiding a common first letter or any pair that sounds too matchy. The fact that her identical twin is called Jane was a source of consternation for her as a child, not of fun. “I longed for a name that was different enough from my sister’s,” she writes, “so that people would know me for who I was.”
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report

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