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Having lived with an Anglosized version of Devora for almost 66 years now, I’ve thought about what being a bee means. They are hard workers for the good of the community. They will give their lives to save their home and family. They spend their lives making honey and honeycomb; lots of scriptures about that. And without these pollinators we wouldn’t have most of the fruits and vegetables that not only sustain us, but enrich our lives. They fly, drink from flowers, and are beautiful! I think it’s a wonderful name!

Vintage "granny names" are totally making a comeback in the US! Rock your Jewish Martha baby names! My cousins just had a little girl and named her Edith (we call her Edie) and I think it's adorable.

I love the Hebrew names; for a girl Hadassa, "for a time such as this" and Micha for a boy. Praying you have a blessed birth, delivery and swift recovery.

Maayan Chai. The most beautiful name I have ever heard. Also, Devorah is a honeybee. They spread life as they fly from plant to plant pollinating them. They also produce honey,a symbol of the beauty of Israel.

I actually had a student last year from Israel named Etai. He was a smart, polite and amazing young man. Anyone named Etai would be blessed if he was like my student. He is just in tenth grade so it’s still being used for younger people apparently.

Picking a baby name is difficult. My Mom had names picked out with each of her eleven children. The baby usually came home with a totally different name than the one she was thinking of. Always told me you have to see the baby then name them. I wish you an easy delivery and a joyous welcoming of your new soul. 🙏

I live in Israel and I've met lots of young Itai's. Didn't know it was a biblical name! It's one of my favorites.

My favorite jewish girl’s name is Rivkah and derivatives thereof, and for a boy I like Reuven/Ruben, but I must admit that I’m a pretty big fan of the books of Chaim Potok. Have you ever read anything he’s written? That’s how I know the names😂

I really enjoyed your name selections. My youngest is Yonasan Hillel for Yonasan ben Uziel and Hillel for Hallel because he was born the last day of Chanukah. Yonasan is "HaShem gives" and Hillel means "praise ". We chose these names also because my husband is a Kohein and so is Yonasan (I always preferred the Ashkenazi pronunciation). My husband and I just loved the name combination. I hope for an easy birth for you and true joy when you and your husband hold your new little one after all you've been through!! B'shaah Tova, at the right time!!

I'm soooo waiting for this baby. It's like someone in my family is having a baby! So exciting. I've recently have changed my idea about my name. I always hated it but Margaret is the name of alot of princesses and queens. Very regal. And it means a pearl.

Bees are highly intelligent, very hard workers and very community minded. They say if we lose our bees all of us will starve. They are tiny but mighty. It’s like God was saying I will place all this wonder in a tiny bee. I have had a glorious spring watching the bees pollinate my flowers. Thank you for sharing your favourites. All of them are very beautiful to the ears - even the ‘old’ ones. 🙂

Absolutely LOVE Ya'el and Maya ❤️ Ya'el was one heck of a lady, a warrior woman. Etai sounds like a strong, wise sounding character. Whatever you name your little one, I'm certain will be absolutely perfect for him or her.

My sons have 2 middle names each. One of my oldest son’s middle names is Keegan, it means “little fiery one”. He’s a red head who kicked all the time & put me into early labor at 26 weeks! Thankfully I had him at 35 weeks after LOTS of bed rest & medical intervention. He ended up having a roommate when he moved to Chicago with his job that’s named Eitan. He’s the most observant “non observant” Jew that I have ever met! He was my son’s roommate because he said that his Mom was trying to find him a wife & he didn’t want to marry someone who hadn’t had their own life first. He dating (going out to dinner mainly) an observant woman now & he’s discussing marriage.

It’s cool that Maya is a Jewish name too! I’ve always known it to be Indian in origin(my heritage), where it means illusion. In Hindu mythology, there is a celestial architect known for building illusions in his buildings. However, it’s traditionally a girl’s name. Totally sending vibes for a safe delivery and a speedy recovery!

I love the list, especially Elisha because it was my father’s name and my youngest son’s middle name. As an Israeli I have to tell you that the name Eitai is a very popular and modern name in Israel today.

What a lovely list. They all sound wonderful to me and I’m sure one of them will fit perfectly once baby arrives. My kids have very old fashioned names because they were named after family members. This is common among lots of people I know and I think it’s driving a resurgence of those names.

I love the names! Praying for a gentle birth, and easy recovery as you bring your lil one into your family ❤️❤️

You are in my prayers for a healthy baby and a safe delivery. I love names that have a history behind them. You and your husband have picked beautiful names.

As someone with a super-common American name, I appreciate your looking for less-common names for your kids. (It's one thing to know another kid in your neighborhood; it's an entirely different matter when there are three of you in one class!) Wishing for an easy birth and recovery and for this little one to be the perfect addition to your sweet family!

Good morning! I pray you have a healthy baby… rooting for a girl and I think Maya or Mayon is so beautiful. Be blessed!

Definitely Mayan for a girl. It is a simply beautiful name, and when you said what it means tears came to my eyes (I have no idea why). That's the only one that affected me that way. But, none of the boy names stood out over any other.

Beautiful names, and hearing the origins behind them, makes it more special. When I was young I lived on the west coast and a boy over the road was called Duncan. I had never heard the name before, so when my son was born - Duncan it was. Stay well and safe.

I adore Biblical names. They're like added blessings for the little ones. Sending you love and joyful blessings.

When my daughter was born, I named her pearl after my great grandmother. I’ve only run into three in 15 years. My your birth be safe and blessed.

For what it’s worth, my best friend my entire life has the same name as me and it literally never bothered me! We went by “Emma (middle name)” so people could tell us apart, and when we went off to different colleges and I introduced myself as just Emma to people, it felt like something was missing!

I love this! Praying for you and baby. I’m pregnant with baby number 3, due in December. Back in December, 2021 I was praying to God about if I would ever have another baby. I was having desires for a VBA2C, not so much baby fever. He clearly answered with me that if I released my fear and control and had faith in him I would. So, while in the moment of hearing his voice I asked about possible name recommendations and He sent me to the book of Job (a book I haven’t read before), straight to the name Keziah. I instantly loved it. It has a unisex sound to my husband and I, means whole or complete, is the second daughter born to Job, supposedly after healing, and starts with a K (my sisters and I all begin with K). I have been going through major healing from my two c-sections and the mental trauma connected to them, so this is very fitting. My husband still wasn’t agreeing to having another child. We know exactly when I ovulate, so our other children were planned. Towards the end of April I finally fully gave my reproduction cycle to God and prayed that if he had a purpose for a child to help this world and be a deciple of Jesus that my body was his, despite my fear of more birth trauma. Shortly after we learned that I was already pregnant. It was totally a God thing because I ovulated the day after the last day of my period, which has never happened in the almost decade I have tracked my cycle and it was the only day during my cycle we did anything. So, God knew I was going to relinquish my control before I ever did. We are trying to figure out an “A” name. I prefer not finding out the gender until baby is born but I’m struggling bonding with this baby and still haven’t felt that spark of a soul (I felt that literally at the moment of conception with both my boys). So, we are considering learning the gender if we cannot decide on a unisex first name.

I have two of your girl name options - Maya Yael! I’m 26 weeks pregnant with my baby boy and choosing names is so hard! 💕

I love old fashioned names, even the "Martha" ones! All of the names you have picked out are very meaningful. I can't wait for you to be able to see your baby's sweet face and name him or her. I check daily your Instagram and the RU-vid community page to see if there is a new baby announcement! Congrats on the Native sponsorship, your channel is growing quickly!! Hugs, love, and prayers to you and your family. B'sha'ah tovah!

Chana, I love your channel! Your list of names is beautiful, just a couple of comments: Etai is still commonly given in Israel. We have a grandson named Yedidya who just turned 18 yesterday! I guess it depends on what circles your family and friends are in. Ayala appears in sefer Breishit, chapter 49, in Yakov's blessing to Naftali (but not as a name...). Our second daughter is named Ayala, but that's also a translation of my husband's grandmother's Yiddish name Hinde which means gazelle, as you mentioned. Our Ayala is an amazing young woman, and anyone would be blessed to have such a daughter! May your baby be born be'sha'a tova umutzlachat and may you have much joy and nachat from all of your children!

I love that you wait to meet your baby before choosing a name. I always tell my daughter that she told me her name. Lots of boy and girl names had been written down, but hers came to me as I held her. I've never regretted it. In our family we never use nick names either. I don't understand why so many Americans do that. I hope you have a safe delivery.

Great names. I'm in the UK and the name Martha has become very popular along with what my husband calls over granny names like Ada, Ivy and Edith. We are neither religious or Jewish but nearly called our youngest son Oren after a wonderful Israeli friend xxx

I love names, we were very careful in selecting because we didn’t want nicknames either and the meaning was so important because we felt like you speak those characteristics over your child each time you say their name. I loved the names but I’m also a fan of the Martha names 🤭

Hi Chana! You are glowing today! Along with the meaning and beautiful sound of the names, I think you need to also take into account what the baby's initials will be. Secondly, even though you wouldn't use a nickname, that doesn't mean others wont. We are all here on pins and needles waiting for your big announcement! 👊 you got this!

I named my 2 boys Luke and David. With both of them, I had names picked out pre birth, but they were not those names once I met them face to face. ❤❤ My grandmother had 6 children and you could really get her going asking if the mother or father should be the one to make a final decision on a baby name. “I carried them, I gave birth to them, it’s mainly the mother who cares for them, she gets to pick the name!” Apparently there had been a disagreement between her and my grandfather regarding this topic, lol.

I’m probably biased here, but I love my name. Sabra is a Jewish child born in Israel and it’s also their state flower. It’s prickly on the outside but sweet on the inside. I pronounce it Say-Bra though where in Hebrew is like Saw-bra. You also don’t hear it ever and I’ve always had a ton of compliments. Just an idea ☺️

I love a lot of the names that you mentioned because these are also comparable to our religious names. Love the story time behind the names, fantastic! Easy, Quick and Healthy Birth to you !!! Happy and Safe 4th of July to you and your family Chana!

Hi Chanda, I came across your channel a couple of days ago and I find it so interesting. I’m not Jewish but I think religion is such a wonderful topic. I’m fascinated by the different rituals/traditions and cultures. I’m particularly interested in listening to you for a couple of reasons. Firstly the fact you converted from Catholicism (like you I wasn’t aware you could convert into Judaism) and secondly because I have a young male neighbour who left the Jewish religion and tells me so many interesting stories. I wish you well with your pregnancy, birth and future. I’m sure your baby will be loved and cherished which is all anybody can ask for regardless of their religion.

I’m kind of a name junkie. I love names! I would have 100 children just to name them. I wouldn’t want be pregnant or give birth to so many children. I do love Eitan and Imrie. I really think this baby is a girl though. I love the names Maya, Mayon and Yael. I’m not sure of any spelling. You look great in purple and your skin looks flawless. You’re truly raidiant. I hope you have a safe, easy birth and health for both of you. You truly are glowing!

What lovely names and meanings, as well. I watched a very good Netflix series called Shtisel, which was done in Hebrew, about an orthodox Jewish family in Israel. The characters names really stood out to me, especially Akiva, one of the main characters. You have so many wonderful choices for the new firefly, how exciting!

I love Gideon! It cracks me up that the angel called him “mighty warrior” while he was hiding from the enemy. I also love it that Gideon was told to “go forth in the strength you have.”

These are all beautiful names 🥰 I’m super happy that my Jewish name made your top 3, I’m Maayan 😉 Just FYI, Ayala is a beautiful name but if you ever want to make Aliyah you will most certainly know maaaany Ayala’s, it’s a very popular name at the moment and if you like your names to stay “rare” that won’t be the case 😉

Just had my son on May 22nd named him Callum it means Dove which in my faith of Christianity is the symbol for the holy spirit. It is also a Scottish name and my mother was born in Scotland and Scotland has a very special place in my heart so all my baby names will be Scottish

My name is Elisha, it was all by accident but once in a great while, someone will pronounce it Eli sha . It's pronounce Ee lee sha . So cool.

O, unless you hadn't considered this, the Mayan people of Mesoamerica are still living in their homelands and speak 14 different dialects of the Mayan language. So, be prepared for a bit of confusion. They are beautiful and loving people who where colonized by Spain, so also speak Spanish. Their art, agriculture, mathematics, astronomy, dental practices, architecture, etc. is amazing and worth learning about, as I'm sure you have taught in your home schooling lessons! PS- Abigail (either English or Hebrew) is also a beautiful name! I was blessed with the name Tamara Gayle...a variation of Abigail! Prayers for your beautiful baby and easy delivery! Hugs! 💞🙏💞

A beautiful list of names to choose for baby Firefly! Praying for an easy labor and delivery, as well as an easy recovery. As always, I pray for a healthy mother and baby and your family.

I love Jael. She has a great story, and I love telling it when someone needs to know women have always been powerful. I've heard of the name Emre, but from a RU-vid wedding. He was quite a handsome groom. Thank you for sharing your lists with us, these were very interesting, and I'll keep the one I guessed to myself. Mazel tov!

Such lovely meaningful names. I had names all picked out for my children and they both changed - my daughter’s was changed as soon as she was born and my son’s changed when we told someone his name and they said a nickname for it that I did not like. I immediately picked another name and my husband agreed. (He really wasn’t going to get a say since he named our daughter and we had agreed that I could choose our son’s name. But I did want him to like it. Lol) Happy 4th of July! And many blessings as you (well all of us) await Baby Firefly’s arrival!

Devorah makes me think of honey bees, who are so important to our ecosystem and make sweet honey! ❤️

Today is August 4, and I just finished watching your Q&A, mostly about your children's privacy. Props to you, parents! But then this was offered at the end, and I decided to come watch. Mazel tov on the safe arrival and naming of your son!

I love your channel and your energy so much, Chana. I especially love how you've found a way to share snippets of your life while protecting your kids' privacy. I wish for you a safe and healthy delivery for your rainbow baby!

There are a lot of young Itai's in Israel, not so old fashioned. Eitan is more old fashioned than Itai. For boys, I love Jonathan, Yosef, Michael (pronounced in Hebrew) and Gilad. Elad is nice too.

Such lovely names. Wishing you a safe delivery and a happy healthy baby 💙💗😊

I had a list of baby names for boys & girls. Though I had amniocentesis twice during my pregnancy, I refused to learn the sex of the baby. I narrowed the list from a dozen of each, to two each by the time I gave birth: Nathan Alexander & Kevin Michael Meghan Eileen & Kaitlin Rose Upon seeing her, I knew she was a Meghan! It was 1985, I had read "The Thorn Birds" and fell in love with the name. Sorry, to say, a lot of people read the book and the name exploded. It became very popular. It wasn't too bad until high school. She was one of eleven flutist in the marching band, FIVE named Megan!! She always jokes that when she's in a nursing home, they'll call out "Megan" and a bunch of old ladies will answer. I gave her the Irish spelling with the "H" but that elicited another problem... she could never find any of those novelties with her name on them! Your baby will be blessed whichever name you choose. God, bless.

I love the name Nava. One of my hobbies was looking up baby names and finding the meanings, because I wanted to write. (Never did write).

Favorite Hebrew/Aramaic names: Boys: Tavi "beloved", Tavish "ocean", Zakai "pure", Simcha "joy", Feivel "bright one", Micah "Who is like God?", Efraim "being fruitful" Girls: Nahara "light", Talitha "little girl", Eliana "God has answered", Tirzah "pleasant", Dafna "laurel"

I love Yael for a boy and Maya for a girl, both have great meanings. Praying for an easy delivery and health for both of you, be blessed 🙌

I gave my children short names. I had a long first and an even longer second name. I was really jealous in school when the other girls had shot names. 😂I hope you will look at new baby Firefly and the name will shine through. I will say a wee prayer for you that you have a short labour. 🌹👶🍼Ireland

Love the names. I’m sure you and Mr. Firefly will know the right name for baby when you see him/her. My given name is Debra..My son’s names are Robert and Andrew. Many blessings for a safe and speedy delivery!

Hannah I'm not Jewish but I came across your channel somehow and absolutely love you. You radiate such profound warmth,kindness and positive energy. When I'm feeling down your bright smile and kind enthusiasm cheer me up and give me hope. I enjoy everything you talk about and always feel happy when I see a new upload from you. God bless you and thank you for posting such bright and cheerful vlogs. I really enjoy learning more about the Jewish faith as well.I think youre wonderful!

Hi Chana! What a lovely list of names! Praying for a safe and easy labor and delivery for you and baby firefly. Believe it or not, my criteria for names included how it would sound if I shouted it outside! As always a pleasure to watch and learn.....

I love the name Martha. We are born again Christians. My Sister’s daughter is in her late 30’s and her name is Martha. She is a homeschooling mother of 4 married to a Christian minister. It's a beautiful name.

Love your name choices. My husband also had issues with some of the names I picked, he wanted old fashioned and I wanted more modern, but we did work it out to the satisfaction of both of us.

I gave all my children names with meanings: Anthony Matthew = Beyond praise, the gift of God, Bethany Nicole = The house of the Lord, the people's victory and Skyler Tristian = Smart, bold (and he lives up to it). Kiah was the name a Jewish man who was a psychologist in a nearby town.

I remember those days to choose names. We have a girl, already had a boy. I want Tamar, we choose one of the names on your list (37 years before now😂), for her dad a joy (pond intended) for me …wanted Tamar, I thought the next one. Had 3 more boys and the fabric is permanently closed😂. Have no more use for the name, you could add to your list if you want. All my love❤️

I did the same thing when I had my daughter Trinda Anne need a biblical name to get baptized, I named her the 3rd day after she was born, my family kept sending me names to choose from. So then my Uncle Bill and Aunt Nan sent their list and Trinda was on it I looked at her and it was perfect, I like odd names, but Trinda my uncles grandmothers name in Ireland and my grandmother was Anna didn’t go made it Anne. Then my daughter had a girl and she combined Trinda and Helene and we got our Trilene the first three letter lie Tra or tre. . It also was perfect for her. We like different names what can I say. Good luck and hoping for a short labor, my daughter weighted less than 100 lbs. and I’d 5’1” and had an 8 lb 7 oz baby naturally. He doctors wanted to induce but my Baba said when the apple is ripe it will fall from the tree. Lol

I'm SO happy for you!❤️

My name is Mya. German is our first language, and my holocaust survivor grandmother Elfriede chose the name. My mother liked Heather, but due to my grandmother’s very strong accent, it would come out of her mouth sounding like Heifer, so she wasn’t very enthused by that name. I can tell you that I am constantly being complimented on my name, I have zero recollection of teasing or anything from it. Can’t wait to see your new kiddo soon! Praying for a smooth delivery, healthy mom, and baby!

Such lovely names! And such a blessing to have a new baby on the way! Your family is in our prayers.

Beautiful names! I love the book of Judges and especially Deborah (sorry not sure how to spell the Hebrew version of that name).

Hi Chana....my sister's name is DEBorah....with the accent on the first 3 letters. We have always been told that her name means "bee" as well. Do you know that humankind is so dependent on bees that if all bees are exterminated or die out, humankind could only last a maximum of three years before starving to death!!

On the final note, I wanted to say that my husband and I could never agree on a name before the baby was born. We had a few picks that we liked, but as soon as we saw the baby, we knew what the name should be.

I'm partial to Yael, that's my oldest daughter's middle name. ❤️

Hi Chana, I love the book of Judges too, it is one of my favourite Torah studies! Your list of names is beautiful, my daughter's name is Hadassah. If I had another son I would have named him Ruel.

When I was expecting, I felt like I wasn't naming my son, but more like I was figuring out what his name already was. I'm not sure if that makes sense. So we had our short list like you do and when he was born, he definitely looked like an Aaron. And just like Moses' brother, he is a talker! He's 24 and not afraid to say what he thinks. Ever.

I'm italian and not jewish but my grandma was named iaele (italian version, always a vowel at the end of a word) and i loved her so much. She was the only italian with this name and it's so special for our family. Best wishes.

I am enjoying your jar off fire flys, it warms my heart to see you teaching your children, your life, and your morals , I wish more people were like you. Thanks for sharing your life

My friend's granddaughter is named Kezia. Also Biblical. I hope it's not too much longer for you. As a non Jew having been to Israel twice, I love your videos as it brings a lot back to mind. Take care and God Bless xx

My favorite baby names: Boy: Levi , Shalom, Noah , Saadya, Yosef, Ohr. Girl: Hodaya,Naomi, Zohara , Zohar, Tehila, Roza, Hallel

Those are lovely names, I like Jair or Jael most (or is it Yair/Yael?) I am sure you will know the right name once they are born :) God bless you and your family!

Chana, I think all of the girls and boys names you have on that list are so pretty. Whatever name you do choose, I am sure it will be perfect for your child. God Bless You.

I absolutely adored this video. Thank you so much for sharing! They are all such beautiful names with beautiful meanings!

I love Maya and Imry. (sorry if spelled incorrectly ). With 4 little ones, the fewer the syllables the better!

My name is Deborah. I always hated it because so many were named Deborah. As I have gotten older and read about her I have come to really appreciate the name. There aren't many of us around right now. My family does use nicknames and I use Debbie or for close family it is Deb. All of your names are really nice.

My wife had a Jewish grandfather whose name was Zelig . She finds this name rare and beautiful.

My method of naming my children was pick a name I liked. I had my daughter named, called her such constantly, and my grandfather was crying, so my daughter wasn’t given his wife’s name, but that of my father’s grandmother. Although children are living souls from conception, and deserve a name, calling the baby by name and then changing it caused a problem. My little son kept looking in all the cupboards in my hospital room, trying to find his other baby sister. My daughter also changed her second baby’s name after birth, to avoid the same name in the family.

Oh I love hearing about names...my dream job would be being a name consultant. I love all your names. You have truly put a lot of thought into it. My grandmother was named Naomi Rebecca and I considered those names for my daughter but went with another family name, Amelia. Back then it was not popular like it is now. My oldest son is Benjamin. I have always liked that name and it was my great grandfather's name. We shortened it to Ben so that would not work for you!! Interesting that you do not use nick names as we all have a nickname in my family. My name is Arlene and my nick name is Nene,. My sisters could not say my whole name and I rather like my nick name better than my name!! I love all the names you are thinking of and I am sure that you will know what his or her name is once you hold them in your arms!!

Love the color of your scarf it is very flattering! ❤️

Very thorough research on the names. We know now that the precious baby firefly was a boy! Blessings ❤️

The choice was simple for us. One child. Ashkenazi tradition so the names were in memory of deceased relatives. If it was a boy -- Jacob for my husband's late father. If a girl, Sarah for his late grandmother. We went back and forth because I loved the name Tovah. We went with sarah. I like all the names you're considering. I think Hebrew names are pretty/poetic/symbolically meaningful. In any case you'll decide what name fits when they make their debut. As to the sponsor of the video -- I've been using native products for several years mainly because I don't want the chemicals that are absorbed. I have sampled many fragrances and they seem to always come up with new ones. Fresh, clean, pleasant, creative. Great customer service, too. Looking forward to your family's big event. Cheers, Chana!

Oh my, they are all wonderful names! My great niece was born yesterday named Esther...that particular part of my family do not believe but I pray so for them and think of the wonderful Queen in the OT. She's a very special little one, the first since I lost my beloved sister..Thank you Father for all these precious wee ones 😘❤🙏

The list of names you have are absolutely beautiful! I know whichever one you pick is going to be perfect for the little firefly! I’m so excited for you and can’t wait! Sending you much love and best wishes in your labor when it comes! ♥️

Oh my goodness Chana, I froze when you said the first name, I’ve been obsessed with that name lately. I’ve been doing a lot of questioning about my faith what I believe in and for fun was looking at Hebrew names WERE I to change my name (but probably won’t) and I just CAN’T stop thinking about that name. It is beautiful! And very close in sound (though not meaning) to my given name. Wow! I pray you have a safe and happy delivery soon! 🌸

Hello! RU-vid just recommended your channel to me, and I am so happy. I’ve been binge watching your videos all day and I just love them all, and enjoy everything that I’m learning and yet somehow feels intrinsic to me. Hope that you are resting up for your precious next baby. Sending love from Australia 🇦🇺

Devorah stands out as a favorite…also like Sarah, Rebekah, Naomi, Esther, and Miriam. My four are Leah, Jacob, Samuel, and Anna. I know what you mean about popular names. I didn’t know any Jacobs until l had my son and then all of a sudden there were at least 5. I like that you wait until the baby is born to make your final choice. Praying for a safe delivery and healthy wee one.

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When I grow up I wanna adopt 2 Jewish or Polish baby's idk why I had a dream that I went on a plain and adopted 2 polish or Jewish babies can't remember that were boy and girl and I feel like that would be so right to give a innocent baby a home this will definitely come for a help when I decide to name you thank you hope baby number r is doing healthy 👍🏾💜💜

Your face lit up when you said Mayr and Hebrew Abigail.

My name is Yael and my daughter's name is Dvora. And the name Dvora is not just bee is also from the word "dibur" in Hebrew is speeking . because she spoke the words of Hashem

Of my 3 children (daughter 1st & then 2 sons), my husband and I only had my oldest son's name chosen before he born. We waited until we saw & held our children, before we named them. 💕