Re: Baby naming ceremonies

[Guest guest]

> Hello everyone. I've just popped into your group, but have opted for

> no e-mail as I don't think I'll be able to cope with the volume of

> traffic.

hmmn, mind you homebirthuk is almost reaching nct coffee proportions lately...

> I am writing on behalf of a friend to ask if anyone has performed a

> baby naming ceremony for their child, and if so, what words you

> used.

The last Greenwich and ham branch mag had a feature on baby naming

ceremonies, which included a reference (can't remember if it was to an

individual or organisation). I will try to remember to look it up tonight in

case it is useful.

DW is keener than I on a christening for DD1 so I am interested in evaluating

alternatives myself

james

[Guest guest]

You could try the coffee archives - I'm sure it was a thread on here

not that long ago and there were some lovely ideas discussed.

Todman

Treasurer, Stansted Branch (R5)

Mum to , 3¾

> > I am writing on behalf of a friend to ask if anyone has performed

a

> > baby naming ceremony for their child, and if so, what words you

> > used.

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, Liz wrote a beautiful account of the " party " they had for Jude.

The message was posted towards the end of August, because it was just

before my DS3's christening and I would have loved to use some of her

ideas but it was too late!

Hannah

> You could try the coffee archives - I'm sure it was a thread on here

> not that long ago and there were some lovely ideas discussed.

>

> Todman

> Treasurer, Stansted Branch (R5)

> Mum to , 3¾

>

> > > I am writing on behalf of a friend to ask if anyone has

performed

> a

> > > baby naming ceremony for their child, and if so, what words you

> > > used.

> >