DP and I are expecting first DC in August, very excited but can't agree on names. DP has suggested a few, but i'm finding that his choices don't feel right to me and the only ones I suggest he seems to veto!
DP's Girls names:
Arya/ Aria - don't like as too GoT
Joni - As in Mitchell. Don't like as think it will get shortened to Joan
DP's boy names:
Jack: Like this a lot, but feel like there are heaps of them.
Reuben: Not sure about this, feels a bit posh.
Ewan: Taught one that was a nightmare which has tainted it.
Aaron: Like, but middle name will begin with S so initials will be ASS
Ronnie: Corbett
My girls names:
Isla: I have loved this for YEARS, since I was a teenager and met an Isla - it was very unusual then and made me think of the scottish island. Now I'm put off by how popular it is and gutted tbh. Not sure whether to go for it anyway.
Alexa: DP hates. Thinks it will become Lexy, which he doesn't like.
Lila/ Lyla: Similar sound to Isla, like that it is pretty and unusual but not weird.
My boys names:
Dylan: Number one choice, welsh connections, DP not keen.
Rowan:DP says it makes him think of Mr Bean
Ethan: Like Isla, very fashionable atm and we have close friends with one.
That's pretty much it!! Feel really fussy!! Middle names will be Samuel or Rose (family names).
Surname begins with S, so no names ending in S. We like names with character, and don't really want flowery or old fashioned names for girls. Feel like we've read the top lists of names over and over and nothing is grabbing us.
Does anyone have any suggestions that they think we might agree on??!
Thanks in advance! :)
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User24689 · 13/02/2015 10:55
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