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I love both of those! One of ours was almost Isaac because DH likes the nickname Zac.

 

With Isaac: Paul, Benjamin, Gabriel, Daniel, James, Matthew, Samuel. Sorry, I have a plethora of Biblical names at my house. Otherwise, Bennett, William, Robert.

 

With Sarah: Elizabeth, Anne, Joy, Rose, Noelle, Nicole, Margaret, Louise, Therese, Michelle. Sarah goes with practically everything.

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Just throwing some things out there not sure if your naming style...

 

Sarah Elizabeth or Sarah Beth

Sarah Grace

Sarah Margaret

Sarah June

Sarah Penelope

Sarah Bethany

Sarah Joy

Sarah Victoria

Sarah Noelle

Sarah Anneliese

Sarah Annabelle

Sarah Alethea

 

 

Isaac Daniel

Isaac Joseph

Isaac Michael

Issac Philip

Issac Josiah

Issac Nathaniel

Issac Ezra

Issac Jeremiah

Issac Asher

Issac Gabriel

Issac James

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We have a 2-syllable last name and both my girls have 2-syllable first names. I personally like the way a 3+syllable middle name sound with that combo.

 

So with Isaac: Nathaniel, Elijah, Benjamin, Xavier, Joshua, Samuel, etc.

With Sarah: Elizabeth, Bethany, Isabelle, Emily, etc.

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What names are on the "no" or "already used" list?

Already Used

 

Samuel Gordon

Henry Oliver

Audrey Celia

 

Benjamin is a name I love, but no because of other family. I wouldn't use Elizabeth, that's my name. I do prefer a long mn for Sarah.

 

I'm not sure about a vowel for a mn for Sarah. We would has

 

S.A.K

S.I.K

S.O.K.

S.U.K.

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Sarah Juliette

Sarah Genevieve

Sarah Danielle

Sarah Felicity

Sarah Verity

Sarah Pearl

 

Isaac Mathew

Isaac Lachlan

Isaac Lincoln

Isaac Vaughan

Isaac David

Isaac Jeremy

Isaac Rhys

 

I like to use family names as middle names though, so that's where I'd look first for inspiration!

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I agree about the 2 syllable FN, 3 syllable middle name.  

 

I really liked Isaac Gabriel l when I was trying to name my son.  Or 

 

Isaac Nathaniel

Isaac Christopher

 

For Sarah, what about 

 

Sarah Caroline

Sarah Charlotte (OK, not 2-3, but still nice)

Sarah Lillian

Sarah Rosemary

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I agree about the 2 syllable FN, 3 syllable middle name.  

 

 

 

My kids are

2-2-2

2-3-1

2-3-1

2-2-1-1

3-2-1

 

The 2-3-1s flow the best.  Obviously not an option with a 2-syllable last name, but I will vouch for mixing it up.  My 2-2-2 and 2-2-1-1 sound choppy to me.

 

(I was a 2-1-3 and that sounded nicer than my now 2-1-1. Not that I use my middle name as an adult in anything other than legal documents.)

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