DWGal210
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Nicole Ritchie had her son today, and named him Sparrow James Midnight Madden. Hmm.
I guess my first thought is that Sparrow sounds like more of a girl's name to me, but perhaps he'll luck out and they'll call him James.
I'm all for thinking a bit outside the box when naming your children - but I always think that these kids are not going to be babies forever; someday this little guy is going to grow up and it's hard for me to picture a Grandpa Sparrow
. Even if you are a Hollywood child and those around you are used to "different" names, I would think Sparrow would be a hard one to grow up with.
I guess my first thought is that Sparrow sounds like more of a girl's name to me, but perhaps he'll luck out and they'll call him James.I'm all for thinking a bit outside the box when naming your children - but I always think that these kids are not going to be babies forever; someday this little guy is going to grow up and it's hard for me to picture a Grandpa Sparrow
. Even if you are a Hollywood child and those around you are used to "different" names, I would think Sparrow would be a hard one to grow up with.
Good thing they have money for body guards, because that kid will be harassed if they choose to use the name "Sparrow." "Midnight" isn't much better, but at least it's not so feminine. If they were inspired by Captain Jack Sparrow, then why not "Jack" or even "Captain"? Yes, he'd have been subject to Tenille jokes from oldsters, but he'd survive. 


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At first, I thought the daughter's name was Harrow. But after I hit the post button, I googled it, fixed the spelling but it didn't occur to me that the names no longer rhyme. 

