What did you call your pfb?

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hightrees · 13/06/2011 14:03

Why? And, do you still like it?

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otchayaniye · 13/06/2011 14:37

Carmen (after her great-grandmother) with Lois (after my mother) as a middle name.

Yes, still love it and I think it suits her.

virginiasmonalogue · 13/06/2011 14:10

Poppy

At ten weeks pg I read that the heart was the size of a poppy seed so that was the nickname whether it was a girl or boy. Of course it stuck after we found out she was a girl, all the time looking for "proper" names, right until I went in for induction. The minute she was born, she was simply just a poppy, through and through. It suits her down to the ground! (she's nearly 7 now)

Flaneuse · 13/06/2011 14:08

Alexander, because it is classic, timeless and strong, quite international, and its shortened versions are good too (Alex, Xander, etc). I like it so much that it'll be hard to find another name as good, if we have another DC!

Hulababy · 13/06/2011 14:07

Mollie Olivia - yes, I do still like it, some 9 years on.

COCKadoodledooo · 13/06/2011 14:07

As a bump, or when they arrived?

Bump - Pugh.

At birth - not telling. Classic though, and yup I still love it, and his nn.

NormanTheForeman · 13/06/2011 14:06

Jonathan. Because it was about the only name dh and I could agree on! And I do like it very much - it's traditional, not too way-out, but also not overly popular (so there will never be 4 other Jonathans in his class for example). And yes, I still love it, and thinks it suits him, and he is 10.

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