Help us pick from out top three!

[WeEatTheYearAway]

We've managed to narrow it down to these three but baby's due in a week and we still can't decide for the life of us.

• Sunshine
• Symphony
• Seawillow

I know they're not MN Approved names but hoping some people on here will have similar taste.

We already have a Honeybee and a Starling.

[HeyDolly]

Not to my taste (at all ) but I think Sunshine is by far the nicest on your list and goes best with your other DC’s names.

[Blondie789]

Poor kids

[autumndreaming]

Sunshine. At least then they can have the nickname Sunny

[fearfultrill]

Oh lord. Please don't. Poor kids.

[Aprilshouldhavebeenmyname]

Ah but Sunny and Honey not so good!!

[Theusual]

Sunshine at a push

[Drchinnery]

Ffs

[EmmaC78]

I am not keen on any at all. You have to remember these children have to go to school and get jobs at some point!

[Abetes]

Yes, agree with PP. Not Sunny and Honey together.

[autumndreaming]

Oh yes. Maybe avoid Sunny.

Can you seriously imagine what your kids will go through trying to get a job? Unfortunately discrimination does exist!

[GoldenMcOldie]

How about Willow on it's own?

[Glumglowworm]

Please tell me these aren’t human children?

Sunshine would normally be best but Sunny and Honey are ridiculous together

Symphony is the next least worst option

But seriously, they’re all awful. You’re naming people who are going to grow up into adults, not stay as babies or toddlers forever. unless you’re naming pets or dolls in which case do what you like

[Newerversion]

Seawillow gets my vote, couple of great shortenings there too.

[Chocmallows]

Sunny (Sunshine) out of the three.

Do they have middle names or nn that they can choose when older if they prefer?

Many years ago I taught groups of children and many preferred a middle name. Sorry but it was because the parent wanted Demi, Thor, Rain or other unusual name and the child didn't.

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

SeaWillow is gorgeous.
Yes your names are made up and some would say a tad extremerly silly
However I suppose all names were made up at some point.

[Jammycustard]

Well. What a choice. Seawillow.

[WeEatTheYearAway]

I'd never thought of Sunny/Honey but Honeybee is usually called Bee anyway so would it still be a problem?

[Daphnedolittle]

Assuming you're genuine, Sunshine because it shortens to Sunny which is nice. Or Seawillow because she could go by Willow if she wanted.

[flumpybear]

I have a cat called Sunny and we call him Sunny sunshine so she could st least be called Sunny

Symphony - nick name phony? No!!

Sea willow - nick name see willy - no!!


All a bit hippy for my taste

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

Plus she can always go with Willow if she wants

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

Seawillow nn Willy.

I've never heard any bad connotations about the name William. Which also has the potential nn Willy.

[WeEatTheYearAway]

I'm glad Seawillow is getting more votes as it's my favourite by a little

Interesting to see a couple of people are assuming baby is a she (we don't actually know yet)

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

With the greatest respect the names are very pretty and effeminate. That's why I assumed you knew you were having a girl im.sorry but i wouldn't give any of them to a boy. I don't think he'd thank you,to be perfectly honest

[EmmaC78]

Expecting a male to go through life being called seawillow is really unfair on a child.

[WeEatTheYearAway]

Not meant to be a PA 'interesting'. I genuinely just find gender norms really interesting (dumb, but still interesting) but I think that's for a different thread