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These Boy-Girl Twin Names Are the Perfect Match — & Twice the Cuteness
These Boy-Girl Twin Names Are the Perfect Match — & Twice the Cuteness

Yahoo

time4 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

These Boy-Girl Twin Names Are the Perfect Match — & Twice the Cuteness

If you're expecting twins right now, things are probably tough enough already. Hello, doubling up on all the baby gear. The last thing you need is one more double-struggle; but, alas, coming up with twin names for babies is no easy feat. Settling on a name that your kid will be stuck with for the rest of their life comes with a lot of pressure — and when you find out you're expecting twins and have to decide on two baby names that complement each other, things are twice as hard. This mission, of course, becomes even more complicated when you're having boy-girl twins. How matchy do you really want to get? Should the names be alliterative, or just plain nice-sounding together? SO. MANY. QUESTIONS. More from SheKnows These Are the Top Trending Baby Names in the U.S. Right Now, According To Google Take a breath. Relax. We know you've already got plenty on your plate right now, which is why we've done our best to make picking twin baby names easier for you. If you want to go matchy-matchy, we've picked some name pairs that begin with the same letter. But if you're not the alliterative type, we've got plenty of other twin sets that just have a nice ring to them, and complement each other in naming style. Below are our favorite 'two of a kind' picks for matching boy-girl twin baby names. Tips for naming boy-girl twins Many parents like naming boy-girl twins with names beginning with the same letter, like Faith and Finn or Mia and Max. If that's you, check out our advanced baby name search to narrow down your list by searching for names by starting letter. Or maybe you just want to stick with a name theme; you could choose both traditional names, both nature names, or a specific origin, such as French names. You could choose names with similar syllable counts (like both short-and-sweet single-syllable names, or both longer names that come with short nicknames). Or go wild and give your twins totally unrelated names — it just might be the best way to help them stand out as individuals! Boy-girl twin baby names with the same initial Jackson, Jessie Paloma, Patrick Madison, Mason Elias, Eliza Milo, Margot Taylor, Tyler Addison, Aiden Milo, Mila Dylan, Delaney Arlo, Ada Drew, Dakota Emma, Evan Ella, Ethan Leo, Lila Emma, Ethan Edmond, Eleanor Jada, Jaden Lennox, Layla Matthew, Maisie Quincy, Quinn Aiden, Ava Darwin, Delia Madison, Matthew Evander, Esme Callum, Carys Emily, Evan Isabella, Isaiah Maddie, Michael Addison, Andrew Chloe, Connor Olivia, Owen Ronan, Rue Nico, Noa Zachary, Zoey Brian, Brianna Phineas, Pearl Torin, Twyla Otto, Olive Rhett, Romy Caleb, Chloe Valor, Verity Finn, Freya Jacob, Jillian Jada, Jayden James, Julia Luca, Lyra Landon, London Lily, Luke Samuel, Sophia Abigail, Alexander Alexander, Ava Jude, Jovie Soren, Simone Andrea, Andrew Boy-girl twin baby names using the same letters (anagram names) Adan, Dana Nian, Nina Leon, Noel Amir, Mira Arlo, Lora Omar, Roma Ezio, Zoie Elan, Lane Remy, Myre Ira, Ari Aidan, Nadia Boy-girl twin names with a similar name style Mia, Eli Parker, Harper Andrew, Emily Silas, Thea Hugo, Mabel Noah, Hana Caius, Juna Ava, John Axel, Mira Albie, Nell Ava, Noah Emily, Ryan Otis, Edie Emma, James Hannah, Noah Liam, Emma Arlo, Edie Taylor, Aaron Emma, William Anna, William Malachi, Yael Emma, Noah Emma, Jack Sophia, Noah Isabella, Ethan Grace, John Olivia, William Ophelia, Apollo Abigail, Benjamin Nature-inspired boy-girl twin baby names Dove, River Willow, Aspen Cypress, Sage Ash, Elowen Hazel, Basil Summer, Winter River, Maren Wren, Hawk Forrest, Fern Tempest, Gale Ivy, Leo Shepherd, Clover Bodhi, Briar Caspian, Isla Rowan, Violet Vale, Meadow Celebrity boy-girl twin names Check out these unique and cool boy-girl twin names from some of our favorite celebrities — and even the iconic Egyptian ruler, Cleopatra. George & Amal Clooney: Alexander and Ella Elon Musk & Shivon Zilis: Strider and Azure Angelina Jolie: Vivienne and Knox Al Pacino: Anton and Olivia Patrick Dempsey: Sullivan and Darby Julia Roberts: Hazel and Phinnaeus Marcia Gay Harden: Hudson and Julitta Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka: Gideon and Harper Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony: Max and Emme Holly Robinson-Peete: Ryan (daughter) and Rodney Jr. Angela Bassett: Slater (son) and Bronwyn (daughter) Cleopatra: Alexander Helios and Cleopatra Selene Joan Lunden: Two sets of twins! Max and Kate and Kimberly and Jack Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey: Moroccan and Monroe Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer: Charlie and Poppy Giovanni Ribisi: Lucia and Enzo Coldplay's Will Champion: Juno and Rex A version of this story was originally published in September Gallery: These Cute & Clever Onesies for Twins Are Making Us Smile Best of SheKnows The Dumbest (and Deadliest) TikTok Trends Targeting Teens & Tweens Aquaman, Wolf Monte, & More Unique Celebrity Baby Names Tween & Teen Slang 2025: A Definitive Guide to 'What the Hellyante' Your Kid Is Saying Right Now Solve the daily Crossword

Crowded House, The Living End and one big week of music at Fremantle Prison
Crowded House, The Living End and one big week of music at Fremantle Prison

West Australian

time20 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • West Australian

Crowded House, The Living End and one big week of music at Fremantle Prison

Crowded House have added a second show at Fremantle Prison in the same week that Australian punk rockers The Living End will also take the stage at the historic venue. In what promises to be a huge start to summer entertainment at the prison, The Living End will belt out anthem hits such as Prisoner of Society, All Torn Down and Second Solution on Saturday, November 29 before one of the world's most iconic and spellbinding bands, Crowded House, perform twice in three days. Their first announced show on Friday, December 5 is already sold out, leading organisers to squeeze in a second gig on Wednesday, December 3. The ARIA Hall of Famers performed to sold out crowds last December at Sandalford Wines as part of the Red Hot Summer Tour. They are considered one of the most universally loved bands ever to tour Australia, with Don't Dream Its Over, Fall At Your Feet, Into Temptation, Something So Strong, Sister Madly and Four Seasons In One Day just some of their chart-toppers that have provided a lyrical background for multiple generations. The band still features two original members including Neil Finn, whose meticulous, indelible melodies and impressionistic lyrics have stood the test of time and earned him devoted fans across the world. Finn's sons Elroy and Liam, Mitchell Froom and Nick Seymour – who was with Finn from the band's beginning – make up the current iteration responsible or its eighth studio album Gravity Stairs, which was released last year. Tickets for Crowded House's Wednesday show are already on sale. Presale for The Living End starts today, with general tickets available Friday.

Don't dream it's over: Crowded House has a second Freo show
Don't dream it's over: Crowded House has a second Freo show

Perth Now

time20 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Perth Now

Don't dream it's over: Crowded House has a second Freo show

Crowded House have added a second show at Fremantle Prison in the same week that Australian punk rockers The Living End will also take the stage at the historic venue. In what promises to be a huge start to summer entertainment at the prison, The Living End will belt out anthem hits such as Prisoner of Society, All Torn Down and Second Solution on Saturday, November 29 before one of the world's most iconic and spellbinding bands, Crowded House, perform twice in three days. Their first announced show on Friday, December 5 is already sold out, leading organisers to squeeze in a second gig on Wednesday, December 3. The Living End's Andy Strachan, Scott Owen and Chris Malinowksi Credit: Daniel Boud The ARIA Hall of Famers performed to sold out crowds last December at Sandalford Wines as part of the Red Hot Summer Tour. They are considered one of the most universally loved bands ever to tour Australia, with Don't Dream Its Over, Fall At Your Feet, Into Temptation, Something So Strong, Sister Madly and Four Seasons In One Day just some of their chart-toppers that have provided a lyrical background for multiple generations. The band still features two original members including Neil Finn, whose meticulous, indelible melodies and impressionistic lyrics have stood the test of time and earned him devoted fans across the world. Finn's sons Elroy and Liam, Mitchell Froom and Nick Seymour – who was with Finn from the band's beginning – make up the current iteration responsible or its eighth studio album Gravity Stairs, which was released last year. Tickets for Crowded House's Wednesday show are already on sale. Presale for The Living End starts today, with general tickets available Friday.

Seattle Kraken avoid arbitration drama by signing Kaapo Kakko to three-year, $13.575M contract
Seattle Kraken avoid arbitration drama by signing Kaapo Kakko to three-year, $13.575M contract

Time of India

timea day ago

  • Sport
  • Time of India

Seattle Kraken avoid arbitration drama by signing Kaapo Kakko to three-year, $13.575M contract

Kaapo Kakko signs three-year, $13.575 million contract with Kraken (AP Photos) The Seattle Kraken are locking in their future with a bold move, officially signing forward Kaapo Kakko to a three-year, $13.575 million contract that extends through the 2027–28 NHL season. The 24-year-old Finn, who was acquired from the New York Rangers in a mid-season trade, has quickly earned the trust of Seattle's front office and coaching staff, carving out a crucial role in the team's offensive scheme. Seattle Kraken and Kaapo Kakko strike $13.575M deal Since his arrival in December, Kakko has made a strong impression. In just 49 games with the Kraken, he tallied 10 goals and 20 assists, blending his physical presence and high hockey IQ to elevate Seattle's attack. His January performance against the Los Angeles Kings — where he tied his career-high with three assists — further underlined his ability to produce under pressure. That showing helped solidify his spot as a top contributor, finishing the season ranked second in team points and third in assists. — SeattleKraken (@SeattleKraken) Kraken general manager Jason Botterill didn't hide his enthusiasm about the extension. 'Getting a contract done with Kaapo was a top priority this summer,' Botterill said. 'We knew quickly he'd be a big part of our team moving forward. He's got size, skill and tremendous playmaking ability, and isn't afraid of going to the net. He fit in immediately with our group, and we're thrilled to have him under contract.' Kaapo Kakko's NHL journey: From prospect to pillar Originally selected second overall in the 2019 NHL Draft by the Rangers, Kakko came to Seattle as part of a trade that sent defenseman Will Borgen and two draft picks to New York. The change of scenery has proved fruitful. Last season, split between both franchises, Kakko recorded a career-best 44 points, with 14 goals and 30 assists — showcasing consistency and an evolving offensive edge. As the Kraken continue building toward long-term success, securing Kakko sends a strong message. He's no longer just a promising prospect — he's now a cornerstone of Seattle's present and future. FAQs 1. How long is Kaapo Kakko's new contract with the Seattle Kraken? Kaapo Kakko signed a three-year deal with the Kraken, running through the 2027–28 NHL season. 2. What is the average annual value of Kakko's contract? The average annual value of Kakko's contract is $4.525 million. 3. How did Kakko perform last season with the Kraken and Rangers? Kakko recorded a career-high 44 points, including 14 goals and 30 assists across 79 games. Also Read: How will Porter Martone's NCAA decision impact the Flyers' long-term roster plans? Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

IND vs ENG: 'Don't overcook it too much' - Former England pacer warns Ben Stokes despite 3rd Test heroics
IND vs ENG: 'Don't overcook it too much' - Former England pacer warns Ben Stokes despite 3rd Test heroics

Time of India

timea day ago

  • Sport
  • Time of India

IND vs ENG: 'Don't overcook it too much' - Former England pacer warns Ben Stokes despite 3rd Test heroics

England captain Ben Stokes bowls during a net session at Emirates Old Trafford (Photo by) India need to win the penultimate Test of the five-match series against England in order to stay alive in the contest. A win for the hosts will put the series victory out of reach for the Shubman Gill-led side. As such, the fourth Test, set to commence on Wednesday, July 23, holds crucial significance. In the third Test at Lord's, England have their skipper Ben Stokes to thank for his relentless pursuit of victory, helping his side gain the upper hand. Reflecting on Stokes' stunning all-round performance, former England pacer Steven Finn praised his daring approach. "If you dangle that carrot of competitiveness in front of him, he's going to chomp on it all day long. And he sensed the need for someone to grab the game by the scruff of the neck, both on the fourth evening and the fifth morning. And he did it and he ran with it," said Finn, speaking on BBC 5 Live Sport. However, he also admitted concerns over Stokes overexerting himself, a feeling previously echoed by Joe Root. "Every time he bowls a long spell like that, you're watching with bated breath being like, 'Don't let this be the spell where he just overcooked it that little bit too much,'" said the Englishman. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This Could Be the Best Time to Trade Gold in 5 Years IC Markets Learn More Undo Harry Brook press conference: On why India are scared, on field fights at Lord's and more While India did see a marathon stand from Ravindra Jadeja, the all-rounder could only watch as his batting partners fell to the relentless English attack as his side was eventually bowled out. Outlining what sets Stokes apart, Finn said, "He's a magnificent cricketer, obviously. But it's that competitiveness and that desperation to win games and be the person who changes the course of games that make him extra special." Poll Who do you think will win the fourth Test between India and England? India England Draw England have announced their playing XI for the fourth Test, with just one change: injured spinner Shoaib Bashir has been replaced by 35-year-old Liam Dawson. England playing XI for fourth Test vs India : Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (c), Jamie Smith (wk), Liam Dawson, Chris Woakes, Brydon Carse, Jofra Archer. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

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