For those of you that know me well, you know that I am a planner, a worrier, and an overthinker! To say that those things have effected this process is an understatement. Jonathan and I agreed on two names shortly after we found out that this precious baby is a girl. Since then, I was given many hours to just sit and think as I was on bed rest. Sitting and thinking really isn't the best situation for this girl! :) We really want start calling baby girl by her name and we just cannot decide. My parents say to just wait until we meet her, but that goes against every bone in body! So, I would love some input from my blogging friends. Our families have been very generous in their opinions - most of which were not positive - but we need some unbiased opinions.
Before I tell what names we are trying to chose between, let me just voice a few of my concerns. We love family names and have found it be very important to us to pass these names to our babies. Caroline Elize is named after my Dad's sister Carol and Jonathan's papaw Elzie. Jonathan Carter is named after his Daddy and Carter was JD's grandma's maiden name. We didn't purposely choose C names, it just happened that we liked the names and actually agreed on them! Now with this little girl, will she feel left out if her name isn't a C name? Will she feel left out if all of her name is not family based? Jonathan kind of wants to stay away from the C names and kind of want to stay with them. (Did I mention I was an overthinker?!)
So with all of that said, here are the names and the family tie, or lack there of. PLEASE tell me what you think...
- Charlotte Rose (Charlotte has no family tie, Rose is Mammaw's middle name and my aunt/ Godmother's first name)
- Charlotte Elizabeth (Elizabeth is my middle name and a long time family name - is this name too long? Would she ever learn to write her own name!?)
- Nora Elizabeth aka Nora Beth (Nora is Jonathan's great aunt, his Mamaw's sister)
- Nora Claire (Claire is my baby sister and she is named after my great-grandmother Clara)
Ok, there you have it! Thanks for your help!!


















