Middle Name for Nathanael??

[natandmat]

Totally set on our girls choice, Edith Tabitha Pearl, and I have more or less decided to go for Nathanael as a first name if baby is a boy, but I'm struggling with middle names as I seem to be choosing very biblical ones, which I'm not sure go with Nathanael as that's biblical?

I want him to have 2 middle names, the second one being Fox, so any ideas what to put in between please?

[ChocChaffinch]

Nathaniel?
or Nathanael Caspar Fox

Nathanael Ripley Fox

Nathanael Theo Fox

[ChocChaffinch]

Love Tabitha as a middle

edith is cool too

[ChocChaffinch]

can't be anything beginning with A or his initials will be NAF

[DizzyPurple]

James or Edward

[NeverBeenToMe]

Another vote for James.

[natandmat]

I didn't think of the A mak

[natandmat]

I didn't think of the A making NAF!! Ha ha!!

I want to avoid James as its my hubby's name, plus I think it's massively over used as a middle name!

[BlueStarsAtNight]

Nathaneal Harvey Fox
Nathaneal Owen Fox
Nathaneal Ethan Fox

[ByHecuba]

Nathanael Jasper Fox
Nathanael Bennett Fox
Nathanael Jefferson Fox

Only thing that would worry me is that Nathaniel is how most people would spell it, if you were worried about him having to spell it out all the time?
It's a great name with good nicknames too!

[Sunnysummer]

Love Tabitha, also like ByHecyba's suggestion of Jasper as middle name.

Why Nathanael and not Nathaniel? Having an unusual spelling of a well-known name is often a huge pain - DH is in this boat and his main naming rule was to have only 'expected' spellings,

[CeliaFate]

Nathanael Jude Fox, although I would spell it Nathaniel.

[DelayedActionMouseMaker]

Mark.

[natandmat]

The spelling Nathanael is actually the more traditional! I'm not too bothered about possibly having to spell it out, my maiden name was Jones and its unbelievable the amount of times I was asked to spell it!!

[starlightloz]

Nathaneal Eli
Nathaneal Tobias
Nathaneal Noah
Nathaneal Rafferty
Nathaneal Sebastian

[KobayashiMaru]

You might not be bothered, but you're condemning your child to a whole lifetime of a mispelled name. It's not just being asked to spell it out, but you realise he will be constantly told its spelled wrong, a form will never be correct, etc?
up to you of course, but seriously, from one who knows, its a royal ballache for life.

[natandmat]

I hardly think spelling a name the traditional way is condemning them!! Ha ha!!

[DizzyPurple]

Toby, Gareth or Jeremy?

[KobayashiMaru]

ask 100 people in the street how to spell it, I bet 90+ don't spell it your way.
Or ask your kid in 20 years how many times they've had their name mispelled (hint, it will be in the thousands".

no skin off my nose, just trying to help.

[maja00]

Lots of names have alternate spellings - I have a name that has two common spellings (think Rebecca and Rebekah) and it's always mispelled or people ask how it is spelled anyway.

[rockybalboa]

Your name isn't Natalie/Natasha is it? Just asking on account of your user name as Nathaniel (def prefer the more well known spelling) would obv get abbreviated to Nat as well.

[TittyBojangles]

I immediately thought James too

[TittyBojangles]

I immediately thought James too

[MadeOfStarDust]

I thought James too - it just "goes"..