Baby Name Poll Results
Clara Taylor vs. Christna Morgan vs. Amy Jo
Hi everyone! I am here with my husband, and my daughter. We adopted our beautiful 14 year old daughter 3 months ago. We are moving over the summer so she will have a totally new start. She has told us that she would like us to name her, like any other parent does.extremely touched we said of course and here are the top three names my husband, our daughter, and I love. Which do you like best?
The Top Baby Name is...
Clara Taylor Feller
Christna Morgan Feller
Amy Jo Feller
Poll created: Jun 20, 2011
Total Votes: 18
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Sorry! Christina!
posted by
poll poster
:: 12 years ago |
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I LOVE clara! What is her name now?
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guest
:: 12 years ago |
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Her name at this point in time, by law, is Vera. But as of now we usually (my husband, our daughter, and I) refer to her as Sis. Her biological mothers name was vera. So she isn\’t fond of the name due to their past.
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:: 12 years ago |
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Clara Taylor very pretty name congrats =)
I love the vintage Clara! I’m happy to hear that someone is adopting an older child! Good luck to you and your family!
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:: 12 years ago |
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Thank you everyone! I honestly think clara was the favored name. Also thank you for the wonderful comments! Sis is an amazing addition to our family.. her and Rosie adore eachother!
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:: 12 years ago |
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To be compleatly honest all of them are ugly names.
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Beatyrice
:: 12 years ago |
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Clara is beautiful.
My last name is Feller! I never hear of anyone else with that name!
I wouldn’t use Taylor as it sounds silly with Feller. Clara Morgan, maybe?
My last name is Feller! I never hear of anyone else with that name!
I wouldn’t use Taylor as it sounds silly with Feller. Clara Morgan, maybe?
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:: 12 years ago |
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