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Do you have a name picked out?

Group FounderHalterbroke
Halterbroke
Even though I'm not even pregnant yet, we talk about baby names all the time. Charlotte or Daniel are the frontrunners right now. I'm hoping for a girl. I picture holding her in my arms all the time. My friend told me that picturing what you want is a good way to invite the Universe to give it to you.

I don't know how I feel about that. Feels so hopeless sometimes.
Mendolove
Mendolove
I have no idea what my baby(ies) will actually end up being named, thank goodness we get 9 months to figure it out hahaha but I love Josephine for a girl and Rhett for a boy

Have you ever seen the film or read the book The Secret?? If not check it out it is about the Law of Attraction and one of the techniques to manifest what you want from the Universe is to visualize.. I believe there is something to that... but you have to take it with a grain of salt and along with the Law of Attraction should be the Law of Shit happens :-)!!

XO
deleted_user
deleted_user
We have names picked out too. Piper for a girl and Griffin for a boy. My husband even will refer to our future baby by these names. Very bitter sweet when he does that.

Sometimes I feel hopeless too. Hang in there...I know it's hard.
uclagirl1
uclagirl1
I thought about baby names and discussed it with my husband. The good thing is that I have the freedom to chose any name I want and have his full support. For now, I like Grace, Elizabeth, or Erika for a girl, but those are such commonly used names that I might change my mind. I might also chose something ethnic to reflect my husband's or my heritage, like Mei Ling for a girl. ( It's Chinese). For a boy I have way more options, and my first choice is Nigel .I also like Jourdan, Abel, and basically names that are not popular in the United States, but I dont care.