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eraly
Hi lovely people,
I’m just going to ask around because I still can’t figure it out.
Do you happen to know a nice English girl’s name with 4 letters that ends in an “e”? It also has to go well with Mike, Kate, and June.
Kind regards,

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  1. hartje #2

    Jade?

  2. hartje #3

    Dane, pronounced like "the" or maybe like "meef".
    I actually like these names!

  3. eraly started this #4

    hey sweetheart, we already had the name Jade in mind, but the more I say it out loud, the more my gut says no. The other person says it's nice, but personally, they think it sounds more like a boy's name. Isn't it so hard to choose names? We have the vibe of names like Skye and Hope. I also had Kace in mind, but it sounds too much like our Kate.

  4. hartje #5

    I think Dane is really nice, and it's a real girl's name, you know! I know someone called that, hence! Good luck with choosing. How much longer do you have?

  5. eraly started this #6

    Lucky, still a long way to go. Tomorrow I'll be 9 weeks, so then 31 weeks left, but in my case, since it's going to be a C-section, it's 29 weeks left.

  6. hartje #7

    Okay, does that always happen at 38 weeks?

  7. eraly started this #8

    Yeah, indeed, they do that as a precaution so the baby doesn't get too big.
    With me, it's being closely monitored now because this will be my 4th and final C-section. It also depends a bit on the size of the kids; my oldest was 49, the second was 47, and the youngest, haha, they said she was going to be a big one, and in the end, she came out as a tiny little girl of 45.5 cm :-)

  8. hartje #9

    Okay, and why do you only have C-sections and not choose a natural birth for the second one? It's a pity that there's then a clear limit where it's enough, medically speaking, it's no longer possible!

    Good luck

  9. eraly started this #10

    because I have a 1.5 cm leg length discrepancy, which causes my pelvis to be tilted, meaning the baby can't pass through. We tried just going for it with our first, but it didn't work out.
    Some people can handle many C-sections, I've read someone had 7, it really depends on the woman. How much scar tissue is left, and how well you recover from the surgery are all factors that play a role.
    Yeah, I also find it really sad because I'd rather have given birth without an epidural, now that's out of the question haha, I'd probably have quite a bit of pain otherwise :-) And I wanted more kids, I definitely wanted 5, and now that's not possible, but I look at it this way: I should be very grateful for what I do have. Some women could only dream of this, some even dream of having just one child in the world.
    I am very blessed with my 4 kids and am also very thankful that I have them :-)

  10. hartje #11

    Happy! You described it beautifully. I know very few people who are truly grateful in these times. I'm also very happy with our little girl!

  11. eraly started this #12

    and she's a beautiful girl!!! :-)

  12. annemieke Guest #13

    What do you think of the name Teyler?
    Greetings, Annemieke

  13. eraly started this #14

    also a super beautiful name but it has to fit into our picture we're looking for a name with 4 letters like the brother and sisters mike kate and june and as you can see it also has to end with an "e"
    greetings

  14. annemieke Guest #15

    hi early
    oh yeah now i see it
    nice names by the way for your kids
    greetings annemieke

  15. eraly started this #16

    thank you, annemieke :-)

  16. annemieke Guest #17

    what do you think of, for example, Jane pronounced in English?

    greetings, Annemieke

  17. eraly started this #18

    My husband had that in mind too, but I don't like it :-)
    Thanks anyway.

  18. zonnetje Guest #19

    joze joye
    pronunciation joy

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