Well whoever named Lillie Millie is a silly billy! Do they also have a filly?i'm not a huge fan of super matchy names for siblings, but there is a family on IG and the mother's name begins with the letter L, as do all the kids'. Two boys called a Lincoln and Langdon, a little girl named Lilah - and a new baby who's they have named Lillian, who they call Lillie. and as if Lilah and Lillie aren't way too similar for sisters, Lillies's middle name is Millie. Lillie Millie.
Just like to chip in and say, this is the first time I'm hearing of this nameoh, it is definitely used in the UK. usually with the proud "my daughter's name is Neveah - it's heaven spelled backwards" explanation each time parents introduce their daughter, as though it's somehow so sooper yoonique and there are actually people left in the world who isn't aware of that!
but yea it's awful, how is it pronouncedi think it's Nuh-Vay-Uh. but it's always introduced by mothers as "my daughter's name is Nevaeh - it's heaven spelled backwards!"Just like to chip in and say, this is the first time I'm hearing of this name
Nee-vay-ah?
Neva would I name someone Nevaeh. (Sorry, couldn't help it).
If I'd been given that name, I'd probably change it to Neve/Niamh.I think the Mc/Mac also means « son of… » so even more jarring for a girl!Neva would I name someone Nevaeh. (Sorry, couldn't help it).
I really can't stand McKenna. It's a very American naming trend that's now come to the UK, and while some surnames do work well as given names, no first name should begin with 'Mc'...it just reminds me of McDonalds. Same with McKayla.
Her surname isn't Newton by chance?????
They weren’t trampolining were they?
.i know of an Epiphany, nicknamed Pippa!
Wow. Can't say I'm keen on Epiphany, but Pippa's nice!
