Is it too much . . .

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itssangriaoclock · 16/02/2015 09:25

Is it too much to have two cd with the same initial if different sex?

Have a 21 month darling son whose name begins with T.

I like Tamsin for a girl, would this be too much too similar, too matchy?

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Joyfulldeathsquad · 16/02/2015 09:29

No. But it Gould get confusing letter in with bills, tax ect...

Bowlersarm · 16/02/2015 09:32

It's fine. I would chose the name I prefer over the possibility of inconvenience over mail mix ups.

Sausages123 · 16/02/2015 09:34

My Husband and First Son both have same initial when choosing second Sons name I had a dozy midwife tell me he would feel neglected if I didn't give him the same initial as well!

MadameJosephine · 16/02/2015 09:40

My mum, dad, brother and I all have the same initial and so do my DD and DS. It's honestly never been an issue

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itssangriaoclock · 16/02/2015 10:23

Post shouldn't be an issue as it would surly say miss, master/mr?

Thank you for your opinions, next hurdle does dh like it and is this baby a girl lol

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matchingmoll · 16/02/2015 17:29

As long as her brother isn't Thomas, can't see a problem.

BugBugBug · 16/02/2015 17:47

My brother, dad and I have the same initials. It was coincidence more than intention.

We did get letters addressed to 'B BugBug' (ie without the miss/mr) but it wasn't really an issue. You can often tell what the letter would be before opening it. Bills to dad, cards near a birthday go to the birthday person...

grocklebox · 16/02/2015 17:49

I don't think children really get bills, or tax demands, (or indeed letters of any kind anymore) and I'm never quite sure why this is brought up as an issue.

ressyHedMair · 16/02/2015 17:51

It's ok, because one would be master and the other miss.

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