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Spelling Try to make sure you don't choose a
name that ends with the same letter that your last name begins with. This
can sometimes make pronounciation a challenge. There are some exceptions
to this rule, but in general it is best to keep it in mind when choosing a
baby name. Try it for yourself and you'll see what we mean. Letters like
"l" and "s" are especially bad.
Say it Out Loud Instead of refering to your
unborn baby as he or she or "the baby", try using one of the names that
you like for a week or so. Saying it out loud and using it in common
sentences will give you a better idea of how much you really like the
name. Don't forget, some names look great when written on paper, but sound
terrible off the tongue.
This article was written by Sarah Mitchell from
www.namestobe.com
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