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If one was born before midnight on the Tuesday and one born after she could call them:

Tuesday and Wednesday ...



I was going to suggest Peaches and Cream but that sounds a bit pop-singerish.

If I'd had a couple of daughters (instead of my one son) I would have called them:

Sarah and Lucy.

Or what about my mum and her sister - Alice and Rose.

But, I like the idea of naming them after some ancestors - they don't have to be on your direct line they could be from ancestors' siblings' marriages etc.

Jill

Krystal and Jade

Good Morning, beautiful day here in Sunny Rhyl.

Yes I like the idea of re-using family names We have Thomas as a middle name running through the male side

Texted my niece this morning with Ruby and Rosie (didn't mention the Yorkies) and told her about all your kind suggestions, she is really touched.


Linda. Just a long shot, do you know any Rawlinson's from Bolton, Jacqueline and Clifford?

erin and edith
chelsea and shannon
rachel and destiny
sarah and louise

I called my Twin Girls Dannielle & Michaela, Dannie & Mickie for short...lol

More suggestions.....

Ellie & Erin
Summer & Sky
Kacey & Lacey..hehe
Brooke is a lovely name too

Good luck xx

Remember, while some names might seem cute to us (ie holly & ivy or noelle & carol) kids can be cruel and they'll have to go through school with those name. Also, learning from my brothers who both had the same initials DJT it was a nightmare when it came to getting letters.

I like the idea of reusing family names, or feminising male family names. I discovered that Hannah in my mum's maternal line goes back nearly two hundred years. I'm sad that it will probably never be reused now that my nanna, the last on with it as a middle name, has died. Almost makes me want to have children of my own but then how on earth would I choose from all my family names.

So, I'll offer my family names to you for my nominations as I'm not likely to ever use them myself:

Hannah
Marie/Maria
Ellen
Grace
Hope (not in my tree but I think Hope and Grace go well together)
Rachel
Sophia
Emma
Sarah
Charlotte
Emily

Don't worry...I won't suggest Fanny even though I have several.

Thanks once again Blue, will have to print that off for her.

Thanks Heather,Yeah my gr grandfather hailed from the green isle, I think.

Thanks Kay

Good luck with your tree.

If you Google ......baby names twin girls
There's enough to keep you going until they arrive

I wouldn't like Holly and Ivy......I mean Holly is lovely but Ivy?.............
Holly and Belle is nice or
Noelle and Carol
Nichola and Christina


Any Irish connections?
Kerry and Clare
Nollaig (Irish for christmas) and Noelle
Arlene and Abigail

Something definately in the water lately, know of a couple of people with twin's ( all girls this end), better start knitting Joy!

Wow Thanks Blue, that should keep me going for quite some time!

Nice suggestion, I'm named after my Gr Grandmother and my sister after our gr gr Grandmother, haven't managed to get further back in our tree yet, only started out about four weeks ago, be nice to uncover a few more before December thou.

Lauren,& Grace,

Abbie & Connie,

Neve & Rosina,

Alaina &Shauna,

Mollie &Martha,

Tia & Chloe.

List of girl's names to do with Christmas......

Angel / Angelina / Angelica - all names for Angel.

Avery - Christmas elf.

Belle - could be for Christmas bells if you wanted to theme it this way.

Carol or Carolle - from Christmas carol.

Christmas.

Christine / Christina / Kristina - 'A Christian.'

Christy - a form of Christine, 'A Christian.'

Eira - 'snow'.

Gabrielle / Gabriella - feminine version of the Angel Gabriel, the angel who told Mary she was pregnant with the baby Jesus.

Glory / Gloria - from the Glory of God.

Holly - from holly tree.

Hope.

Ivy - a Christmas plant.

Josephine / Joesphina / Josie - feminine forms of Joesph the carpenter, husband of Mary.

Mary / Maria - Jesus' mother.

Merry - from Merry Christmas.

Michaela - feminine version of the Angel Michael, Angel of love and families.

Natalie or Natalia - Jesus' birth.

Natasha - Jesus' birth.

Neva - 'Snow'.

Nicole / Nicola - from Saint Nicholas, or 'Santa'.

Noelle - Christmas time. Feminine version of Noel.

Robyn - feminine version of Robin, the Christmas bird.

Star.

Talia - a version of Natalia, Jesus' birth.

Tasha / Tashia - a form of Natasha, Jesus' birth.

Virginia - 'Virgin', from the virgin birth.

Winter.

If she goes passed your due date and end up with a New Year's baby, here are a few more choices

Girls New Year Names
Aurora - Goddess of the Dawn.

Dawn - morning time.

January - after the month.

Renee / Renata - French for 'reborn' or 'reincarnated'.

Usha - meaning 'dawn'.

( I like Angel and Gabrielle )

What about going back through the Gt grandmothers in your tree.

Edited...thought this was better with the meanings

These will be the first girls in our family after a run of six boys can't wail to add them to our tree.

MY SONS EX IS HAVING TWINS IN OCTOBER

(not his )

AND HIS MATES HAVING THEM TO IN OCTOBER TO

BOTH SETS ARE BOYS

do you think its the boro water

Ahh very fitting, that's Saturday! Getting all sentimental now.

Blue you beat me to it but I was thinking


Holly and Belle
Pat

Holly And Ivy