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Mine have two.

Mine have 2.
Lee/Leigh being both of them.

My daughter's have one each. My step-son has two. My siblings and myself all have two, as do dad and his siblings. I feel like I broke tradition with my kids, but I just couldn't come up with double MN's that I liked or flowed with their first and last names.

She has one.

And I LOVE the name Ruby, adorable and ages well!
Good choice  

My oldest has 2 because DH and I weren't married yet and I chose to give DS my brothers name as his middle and then DH wanted him to have a tribal middle name, so we added that when he was a week old. He is Cullen John Ikena Onyembi, and with my youngest, DH and I were married when he was born and he said he didn't want LO to have 2 middle names. So just a tribal middle name, Connor Uchenna Onyembi.

All have 2. But it just happened like that.
Rico is Rico Corban (Richards surname) surname.
Isla was just going to be Isla grace but my Aunty passed away when I was pregnant with her so she's Isla grace Nicole. Her name is so special to us because grace Nicole sounds lovely for her memory, and Nicole's middle name is Lisa which is Isla rearranged! Pure coincidence! We didn't realise that until recently. Anywayyyyy lol
Aura was going to just be aura jewel but I've always been bummed out that I cauldnt call her Delilah (rhymes with isla lol) so I threw that in there after jewel

I quite like Frances. pleeeeease don't do hori lol Thats just mean for a little girl!

Don't do two!!


My mom gave me two middle names and I hate it because it has made changing my married name a smurfing pain in the ass! I want to hyphenate my last name (maiden-married name) but didn't want a 5 name name. (i had to get rid of one of my middle names and everyone was crying over which one i chose and taking it WAY too personally since I was named after people.) >.<

ALL babies of mine will have two middle names.

My son has two, I met SO and all 3 of his kids also have two, we plan to continue the trend.

We have never had an issue with it. If there isn't enough room to list two middles, we list the first one or we give the initials. All the middle names are very meaningful and I love the flow of long names, plus it gives them options when their older.


As for Ruby Jane, I adore it! Perfection! Ruby Jane Frances DOES flow really well, IMO, and Frances is the feminine form - Francis is the masculine. It's funny - a close friend of mine if Jane Frances and I've always LOVED her name.

<blockquote><b>Quoting LolaMcKitten:</b>" My son has two, I met SO and all 3 of his kids also have two, we plan to continue the trend. We have ... [snip!] ... feminine form - Francis is the masculine. It's funny - a close friend of mine if Jane Frances and I've always LOVED her name. "</blockquote>




My friends middle name is Francis, her mum didn't know there was a feminine spelling lol.

Quoting h*:" <blockquote><b>Quoting LolaMcKitten:</b>" My son has two, I met SO and all 3 of his ... [snip!] ... her name. "</blockquote> My friends middle name is Francis, her mum didn't know there was a feminine spelling lol."

Well, technically, Francis was used for both genders, though Frances is strictly feminine. Gotta love anthroponymy.

LOL H I would never ever use Hori for a girl, not even if he paid me lol.

He's dropped his other sisters name, but now he keeps saying it's Jane Ruby, I dont want Jane Ruby for her name, it doesn't flow what so ever   males...

I'll just have to keep repeating myself, I guess.

But I know for a fact it's Ruby Jane, and that's it.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting bia.:</b>" LOL H I would never ever use Hori for a girl, not even if he paid me lol. He's dropped his other sisters ... [snip!] ...   males... I'll just have to keep repeating myself, I guess. But I know for a fact it's Ruby Jane, and that's it.  "</blockquote>




He doesn't have to sign the birth certificate if he doesn't like her name lol  

Ruby is awesome. It's so pretty!