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What are your thoughts on the name Caleb Christian Roberts?
Do you like it ? Will be a name that will cause any problems for a child growing up? Is it a handsome name?
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Poll created: Dec 06, 2008
Total Votes: 0
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I love it! It’s very handsome, and won’t cause teasing or other problems while he’s growing up.
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:: 15 years ago |
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It’s very handsome! It wont cause any problems I can think off. I think its a nice name and if you like it is what matters (unless the name is out there like Miller Lyte or something) : } I like a lot of strong boys names like that. If I have a boy, I plan on using Thomas Michael, and Caleb Christian makes me think of a strong boys name like the one I like. Well, you got my opinion : } GL!
Great name!
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Kels
:: 15 years ago |
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Caleb Christian Roberts is a fantastic name that will age nicely. I don’t think the name will cause any teasing..is their something that you are thinking of that may make people make fun of him? I don’t see anything wrong.
I really like it! It’s very handsome and classy!
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:: 15 years ago |
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I think it is a great name that would work at any age. Very Handsome!!
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:: 15 years ago |
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I like it
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Summerlily
:: 15 years ago |
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It’s okay. It doesn’t stand out to me at all, but it doesn’t bring to mind anything bad either.
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:: 15 years ago |
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It would be really uncomfortable for him if he doesn’t want to be Christian.
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:: 15 years ago |
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I was most worried about the CC initials and didn’t know if that was weird. What do you think?
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:: 15 years ago |
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I like the name Caleb Christian. Its very handsome & sounds very grown up
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Beth
:: 15 years ago |
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