These are very pretty names but they must match well with the Surname. Surnames lead to trouble with other first names as well. Perhaps you ll know their father aspires to be a poet if their name is something like Lisa Batista, or Shelly Carelli. I always assume a parent, nervous from the realization of their new responsibility, stuttered their infant s name to the County Clerk when I meet a John Johnson or Dan Daniels. As legend has it, Bob was the chariot mechanic preferred by the apostles.
Some parents use acronyms from their combined names to award to their offspring.
Robert and Sheryl Greene will inevitably christen a Sherbet Greene. Worse yet, Robert Greene and Sheryl Brown can t decide who s last name to use, so they add a hyphen and end up with a Sherbet Greene-Brown, producing a visual image no child should have to live with. Andy, Beth, Chris, Debbie and so on. Maybe George Foreman has the best system name them all George and be done with it. A handy numbering system might work well, too.