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over a year ago
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How did you decide your childs name?
Did it come easily?
Did you have a name right from the start?
Or was it really difficult, and you only thought of a name when your child was born?
I was Caitlin for a week after being born until my auntie said I looked like another name...and my mum went with it  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"How did you decide your childs name?
Did it come easily?
Did you have a name right from the start?
Or was it really difficult, and you only thought of a name when your child was born?
I was Caitlin for a week after being born until my auntie said I looked like another name...and my mum went with it "
Did you and your partner agree on a name?
Is your child named after a relative or is it just a name you liked? |
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I had a name all picked out. When she arrived she didn’t suit it at all. She was ‘baby girl’ until we figured the only name that suited was the jokey pet name I had for the ‘bump’. She’s not called bump. |
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My word well when I was having the boys he was a Marlon Brando fan...so lots of arguing I had my choice he had his so we got a Marlon ....And then a Cailem I'd always loved that name.
And my daughter by rights shouldn't be here so we got a Faith |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My word well when I was having the boys he was a Marlon Brando fan...so lots of arguing I had my choice he had his so we got a Marlon ....And then a Cailem I'd always loved that name.
And my daughter by rights shouldn't be here so we got a Faith"
I love the name Faith! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"are you pregnant?  "
I wish!
But 2019 will be my year 
We’ve had baby names picked out since 2017 - we have three girl names and three boys name. I want to use them all  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"are you pregnant?
I wish!
But 2019 will be my year
We’ve had baby names picked out since 2017 - we have three girl names and three boys name. I want to use them all "
damn. thought you were going to make my week then. keep the faith  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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We had 2 names we loved and were deciding between but then she arrived and neither of them seemed to fit so she ended up with one we had discarded. I love it though, it suits her. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"are you pregnant?
I wish!
But 2019 will be my year
We’ve had baby names picked out since 2017 - we have three girl names and three boys name. I want to use them all
damn. thought you were going to make my week then. keep the faith "
I’m gonna make a huge song and dance about it when I am |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"are you pregnant?
I wish!
But 2019 will be my year
We’ve had baby names picked out since 2017 - we have three girl names and three boys name. I want to use them all
damn. thought you were going to make my week then. keep the faith
I’m gonna make a huge song and dance about it when I am "
every thread on the forum |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"are you pregnant?
I wish!
But 2019 will be my year
We’ve had baby names picked out since 2017 - we have three girl names and three boys name. I want to use them all
damn. thought you were going to make my week then. keep the faith
I’m gonna make a huge song and dance about it when I am
every thread on the forum "
‘Guess what fuckers? I’m up the duff’ |
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It was easy with my eldest, he was named after his father and grandfathers, with the second I had a girls name but not a boys so when he popped out I named him the moment he was born, altho for a week or so after I kept calling him the wrong name |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Had two choices of both first and middle name combinations for each sex depending which it was. As soon as he was born we knew which was one to choose... |
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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago
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2 boys have names that we'd already decided on, both have a variation on their paternal grandfather name for a middle name.
My daughter, again, a favourite name of mine, middle name a family name from both sides |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Choose something that goes well with the surname.
Surname Head - boy: Richard.
Surname Tree - girl: Cherry.
Doris is a nice name. 
Surname Hunt - boy Michael
Surname Bush - girl Anita
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Or Isaac Hunt |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Choose something that goes well with the surname.
Surname Head - boy: Richard.
Surname Tree - girl: Cherry.
Doris is a nice name.
Surname Hunt - boy Michael
Surname Bush - girl Anita
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I hope you're writing these down OP. I've got my fingers crossed for you too this year. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Choose something that goes well with the surname.
Surname Head - boy: Richard.
Surname Tree - girl: Cherry.
Doris is a nice name.
Surname Hunt - boy Michael
Surname Bush - girl Anita
I hope you're writing these down OP. I've got my fingers crossed for you too this year. "
Yep! All very good options
And thank you!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Are you trying to tell us something OP xx
I work alot with herbs plants and flowers so only natural my inspiration came from what brings me joy "
I love flowery names! Iris is one of our favourites |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My 2 boys were named after grandfather's
M's 2 boys are named after his favourite musicians.
I had HUGE lists and neither of the names I ended up picking were on them! My eldest was 'Calvin' until he arrived and my youngest was 'Nathan' until he arrived. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I had a girl name very early on but always struggled for a boy name! Good job I had a girl. Her middle name has my birth mothers name incorporated in it, I was orphaned at 6. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I had a girl name very early on but always struggled for a boy name! Good job I had a girl. Her middle name has my birth mothers name incorporated in it, I was orphaned at 6."
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"P wanted to call our son Zebedee but I didn't like it so we went with the brand name of the crackers that she lived on while pregnant.
Ryvita
Tuck?"
Haha...I think you both know Jacob was the brand  I really felt for her though as she had morning sickness all day and for most of the pregnancy. Her best friend was Berty Bucket who used to go everywhere with us  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"P wanted to call our son Zebedee but I didn't like it so we went with the brand name of the crackers that she lived on while pregnant.
Ryvita
Tuck?"
I was thinking Nairn! Original at least! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"P wanted to call our son Zebedee but I didn't like it so we went with the brand name of the crackers that she lived on while pregnant.
Ryvita
Tuck?
Haha...I think you both know Jacob was the brand I really felt for her though as she had morning sickness all day and for most of the pregnancy. Her best friend was Berty Bucket who used to go everywhere with us "
I forgot Jacob was a brand
Every time I’ve been pregnant my morning (all day) sickness was awful! I got addicted to Tucks crackers |
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My son was going to be cain right up until the night i was going to be induced. I told my husband id gone off the name and said callum. At the time callum was quite unusual in England and he went all through his school years being the only one. Its only later it became more popular |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My son was going to be cain right up until the night i was going to be induced. I told my husband id gone off the name and said callum. At the time callum was quite unusual in England and he went all through his school years being the only one. Its only later it became more popular"
My husbands a Callum! He was Marc until he was born, his dad said ‘no son of mine will be named Callum’ |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My daughter's name was suggested and when she came it just suited her...Georgia.
My son we argued over it for months then we settled on Owen (LFC fans)
My third child isn't biologically mine and I couldn't change her name but I wouldn't have given her the name she has...Miley.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My daughter's name was suggested and when she came it just suited her...Georgia.
My son we argued over it for months then we settled on Owen (LFC fans)
My third child isn't biologically mine and I couldn't change her name but I wouldn't have given her the name she has...Miley.
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Oooooo I had a Miley at my old work in a private nursery. Parents were totally normal folk in their forties, I never quite got it to be honest! It suited her though |
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By *adeiteWoman
over a year ago
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I don't have any kids but my mum for me picked a completely unique name. So much so it doesn't exist anywhere else. Totally made up haha. And for my sister she had a name picked out but had a c section and by the time she came round my dad had put his chosen name down for her and it stuck. Her original name honestly wouldn't have suited her. And I can't imagine myself as any other name |
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I don't have kids, but I'd try to pick a name that isn't likely to attract bullying (best as I can tell), and isn't desperately trendy or old fashioned (unless it's a traditional name, male names do this better generally. John versus say Phyllis). Unlike many, I'd probably try to avoid continuing family names, because Aunt Sue will certainly be offended that I named my kid after Aunt Marjory, and I've seen that crap rumble on for decades.
I'd love to give my hypothetical child a name with a nice meaning (and there are some I'd avoid on the meaning front), but it'd be secondary to those considerations. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"My daughter's name was suggested and when she came it just suited her...Georgia.
My son we argued over it for months then we settled on Owen (LFC fans)
My third child isn't biologically mine and I couldn't change her name but I wouldn't have given her the name she has...Miley.
Oooooo I had a Miley at my old work in a private nursery. Parents were totally normal folk in their forties, I never quite got it to be honest! It suited her though "
Yes it suits this little girl too but like I said not a name I'd pick. One of the hardest things I've ever had to do was name my children  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"P wanted to call our son Zebedee but I didn't like it so we went with the brand name of the crackers that she lived on while pregnant.
Ryvita
Tuck?
Haha...I think you both know Jacob was the brand I really felt for her though as she had morning sickness all day and for most of the pregnancy. Her best friend was Berty Bucket who used to go everywhere with us "
You overestimate my intelligence.
Morning sickness sucks, my mate had it all the way through too. The smell of any food used to make her sick. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We have just got 2 puppies and it was a nightmare naming them. God knows how difficult it is to name kids!"
My pal called her dog a human girl's name. I still get mixed up which is her dog and which is her daughter.  |
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"P wanted to call our son Zebedee but I didn't like it so we went with the brand name of the crackers that she lived on while pregnant.
Ryvita
Tuck?
Haha...I think you both know Jacob was the brand I really felt for her though as she had morning sickness all day and for most of the pregnancy. Her best friend was Berty Bucket who used to go everywhere with us
You overestimate my intelligence.
Morning sickness sucks, my mate had it all the way through too. The smell of any food used to make her sick. "
I think not as I've read many of your posts and the green arrow never lies
It wasn't just the smell of food that used to make her cuddle Berty, some perfumes, cleaning products or even areas of shops would be enough The weird thing is that some smells from back then still get her queasy now |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"We have just got 2 puppies and it was a nightmare naming them. God knows how difficult it is to name kids!
My pal called her dog a human girl's name. I still get mixed up which is her dog and which is her daughter. "
I know someone who has a dog called Daisy and her daughter is called Poppy (I actually had to double check that on Facebook to make sure I got it the right way round) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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The name i gave my first daughter, was from a dream i had, a few weeks before she was born. I didn't know what sex the baby was, but dreamt i had a little girl with beautiful auburn hair and i was calling her by this name. When i had a little redheaded baby, i decided that was the perfect name .
My second was simply because i loved the name |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"P wanted to call our son Zebedee but I didn't like it so we went with the brand name of the crackers that she lived on while pregnant.
Ryvita
Tuck?
Haha...I think you both know Jacob was the brand I really felt for her though as she had morning sickness all day and for most of the pregnancy. Her best friend was Berty Bucket who used to go everywhere with us
You overestimate my intelligence.
Morning sickness sucks, my mate had it all the way through too. The smell of any food used to make her sick.
I think not as I've read many of your posts and the green arrow never lies
It wasn't just the smell of food that used to make her cuddle Berty, some perfumes, cleaning products or even areas of shops would be enough The weird thing is that some smells from back then still get her queasy now "
That's so cool, my mate said the same but I didn't really believe her. She still can't eat certain foods now. Same with cleaning products, she said they smelled different to before. Hormones are weird. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We have just got 2 puppies and it was a nightmare naming them. God knows how difficult it is to name kids!
My pal called her dog a human girl's name. I still get mixed up which is her dog and which is her daughter.
I know someone who has a dog called Daisy and her daughter is called Poppy (I actually had to double check that on Facebook to make sure I got it the right way round) "
I don't feel so bad now! x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"How did you decide your childs name?
Did it come easily?
Did you have a name right from the start?
Or was it really difficult, and you only thought of a name when your child was born?
I was Caitlin for a week after being born until my auntie said I looked like another name...and my mum went with it
Did you and your partner agree on a name?
Is your child named after a relative or is it just a name you liked?"
Me and C have Orian (yes I was one month pregnant when I wrote this post. Go me! Only two of you sussed it out). Was the only name we agreed on for a boy. Pronounced Aw-ray-in. Completely made it up. |
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we made a list each and swapped and we ticked off the names we liked and it was back and forth until we settled. he was really set on a name for our third one though and it was lovely so i just went with it and i came across the name for our fourth and it just stuck with me so he picked her middle name |
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By (user no longer on site)
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My mum always knew she would have a girl and throughout her pregnancy she always knew what my name would be. My dad wanted to call me something very similar but a lot more common so I'm glad my mum got her own way.
I have a list of girls names that I would like to use - Sophia, Caitlyn, Erica, (my grandpa was called Eric), Faith, with Persephone as a middle name. But absolutely no boys names. |
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"My mum always knew she would have a girl and throughout her pregnancy she always knew what my name would be. My dad wanted to call me something very similar but a lot more common so I'm glad my mum got her own way.
I have a list of girls names that I would like to use - Sophia, Caitlyn, Erica, (my grandpa was called Eric), Faith, with Persephone as a middle name. But absolutely no boys names."
Oh we had noooooo boy names when I was pregnant! That’s how we knew we were gonna have a boy. We’re discussing a sibling at the moment and god forbid if we have a boy. He’ll be nameless |
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"My mum always knew she would have a girl and throughout her pregnancy she always knew what my name would be. My dad wanted to call me something very similar but a lot more common so I'm glad my mum got her own way.
I have a list of girls names that I would like to use - Sophia, Caitlyn, Erica, (my grandpa was called Eric), Faith, with Persephone as a middle name. But absolutely no boys names.
Oh we had noooooo boy names when I was pregnant! That’s how we knew we were gonna have a boy. We’re discussing a sibling at the moment and god forbid if we have a boy. He’ll be nameless "
Then you call him He Who Must Not Be Named |
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"My mum always knew she would have a girl and throughout her pregnancy she always knew what my name would be. My dad wanted to call me something very similar but a lot more common so I'm glad my mum got her own way.
I have a list of girls names that I would like to use - Sophia, Caitlyn, Erica, (my grandpa was called Eric), Faith, with Persephone as a middle name. But absolutely no boys names.
Oh we had noooooo boy names when I was pregnant! That’s how we knew we were gonna have a boy. We’re discussing a sibling at the moment and god forbid if we have a boy. He’ll be nameless
Then you call him He Who Must Not Be Named "
Omg |
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"My mum always knew she would have a girl and throughout her pregnancy she always knew what my name would be. My dad wanted to call me something very similar but a lot more common so I'm glad my mum got her own way.
I have a list of girls names that I would like to use - Sophia, Caitlyn, Erica, (my grandpa was called Eric), Faith, with Persephone as a middle name. But absolutely no boys names.
Oh we had noooooo boy names when I was pregnant! That’s how we knew we were gonna have a boy. We’re discussing a sibling at the moment and god forbid if we have a boy. He’ll be nameless
Then you call him He Who Must Not Be Named "
Gonna do it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Maybe Tom might be better 
That’s my bio dads name. Which is gutting, because I like that name!
Bollocks. Nod to Harry Potter and a nice name. Shame."
That bastard ruins everything
We genuinely like the name Harry as well but god we’d never hear the end of it. MIL used to call baba Harry until we eventually told her she uses his name or nothing at all |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Or Marvolo...
‘And what would you like to call him?’
‘Lord Marvolo’"
Just make sure he doesn't turn evil
I quite like Albus. Alby seems quite popular nowadays. |
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"Or Marvolo...
‘And what would you like to call him?’
‘Lord Marvolo’
Just make sure he doesn't turn evil
I quite like Albus. Alby seems quite popular nowadays."
There’s actually so many names we like from HP. Avery, Arianna (but C won’t let me use that), Neville!, George, honestly the list goes on. Just everyone knows we loveeeeee HP, and we just dunno if we could do it
And C won’t let me use Phoenix |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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My Dad had a name he absolutely loved for me but my mum and her pretension won in the end.
The names I love for boys have already been vetoed because of my surname sadly. For girls there are two I absolutely adore and hopefully one day soon I'll get to use them - they are both literary nods and not that common. |
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"My Dad had a name he absolutely loved for me but my mum and her pretension won in the end.
The names I love for boys have already been vetoed because of my surname sadly. For girls there are two I absolutely adore and hopefully one day soon I'll get to use them - they are both literary nods and not that common."
‘Winnie’ and ‘Pooh’ ?
Actually I could use Winnie. C’s gran was Willumina (oh my god how do you spell that?!) and went by Winnie |
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I found it really difficult to decide as I wanted something rare and unusual and I'm so picky. My partner isn't too fussy so it was whatever I decided pretty much. It took me about four months to decide on a name. It is inspired by astronomy and it's perfect for my little one. I always get compliments and nobody I've come across has heard of it before.
Now, I've been thinking of a boys name for years and I still can't think of any I love. I'm screwed if I have a boy. |
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"I found it really difficult to decide as I wanted something rare and unusual and I'm so picky. My partner isn't too fussy so it was whatever I decided pretty much. It took me about four months to decide on a name. It is inspired by astronomy and it's perfect for my little one. I always get compliments and nobody I've come across has heard of it before.
Now, I've been thinking of a boys name for years and I still can't think of any I love. I'm screwed if I have a boy. "
Meteorite is nice |
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"I found it really difficult to decide as I wanted something rare and unusual and I'm so picky. My partner isn't too fussy so it was whatever I decided pretty much. It took me about four months to decide on a name. It is inspired by astronomy and it's perfect for my little one. I always get compliments and nobody I've come across has heard of it before.
Now, I've been thinking of a boys name for years and I still can't think of any I love. I'm screwed if I have a boy.
Meteorite is nice "
I'll add it to the list. It sounds like something I'd order at Domino's though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Or Marvolo...
‘And what would you like to call him?’
‘Lord Marvolo’
Just make sure he doesn't turn evil
I quite like Albus. Alby seems quite popular nowadays.
There’s actually so many names we like from HP. Avery, Arianna (but C won’t let me use that), Neville!, George, honestly the list goes on. Just everyone knows we loveeeeee HP, and we just dunno if we could do it
And C won’t let me use Phoenix "
Arianna's lovely though!
I always liked Remus. Til I realised it rhymed with Penis so no. |
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By *eliWoman
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"My Dad had a name he absolutely loved for me but my mum and her pretension won in the end.
The names I love for boys have already been vetoed because of my surname sadly. For girls there are two I absolutely adore and hopefully one day soon I'll get to use them - they are both literary nods and not that common.
‘Winnie’ and ‘Pooh’ ?
Actually I could use Winnie. C’s gran was Willumina (oh my god how do you spell that?!) and went by Winnie"
() My Aunt was a Winnie bless her. I really love Montgomery for a boy - he'd be Monty and that would be so cuuute! But no, never happening sadly. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Or Marvolo...
‘And what would you like to call him?’
‘Lord Marvolo’
Just make sure he doesn't turn evil
I quite like Albus. Alby seems quite popular nowadays.
There’s actually so many names we like from HP. Avery, Arianna (but C won’t let me use that), Neville!, George, honestly the list goes on. Just everyone knows we loveeeeee HP, and we just dunno if we could do it
And C won’t let me use Phoenix
Arianna's lovely though!
I always liked Remus. Til I realised it rhymed with Penis so no."
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By (user no longer on site)
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When pregnant i only had a boy name chosen which everyone hated . It was “Ira” and everyone told me i couldn’t name a boy that in this country!! They were relieved it was a girl and I chose a “ normal” Hebrew name. |
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My daughter's name is a Middle Eastern town, my son's is a Celtic name. He loves being the only person in a large boys school with that name. (Thank goodness he's not a little git and is infamous for all the wrong reasons!).
I was a teacher; it was really tricky to think of names I didn't associate with pupils who were... er... "a challenge " . |
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"My daughter's name is a Middle Eastern town, my son's is a Celtic name. He loves being the only person in a large boys school with that name. (Thank goodness he's not a little git and is infamous for all the wrong reasons!).
I was a teacher; it was really tricky to think of names I didn't associate with pupils who were... er... "a challenge " . "
I’ve only ever worked with kids so I can sympathise there! Was bloody awful. C would love a name and it would be like ‘nope, I hated that kid...’ |
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