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I want to name my daughter after my mother in law Ann, but I want to spell it Anne. Is this ok?

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Just fine...why not? :)
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My middle name is Ann, and if my daughter-in-law even thought about anything like that, I'd be a wonderfully happy grandmother to the baby (and all of them-when they get here).
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its ur kid. YES!
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Seems fine, it is your choice. My friend named her son Jayden Jaymes, in honor of his daddy being a James the 4th. She wanted to recognize the family tradition, but in her own way.
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Ya I think it's wonderful you want to name your daughter after your mother in law!!

I think its good to give your daughter a bit of individuality aswell by giving her a different spelling!!

I think it's a great idea and it's a lovely name!!

Good luck and Congrats!!!
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Yeah of course!

You could even use Anna or Annie, or even Annalise
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Sure! I mean it is the same name just spelled differently. Not like it makes such a big difference :)

Congrats on the baby! That's wonderful you choose to name your daughter after your mother in law!! I love the name Ann/Anne I named my daughter Anna :)
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Yes...Why do you think it will be a problem?
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