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Short boys name....

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wherehavemyboobsgone · 29/03/2015 11:32

Eeek I hate picking names.. Hubby vetoes everything while only suggestion crap like chewbacca...
Finding it especially tricky as this is baby number 3 and our selection has narrowed somewhat as lots of our dcs friends have lovely names..
We have a 3 syllable surname beginning with R so thought a short first name would be nice. Dd is Ivy.
Ds is Ozzy
Like names like that aren't top 10 (Ivy wasn't so popular when we picked it 8 years ago) but nothing too American sounding/out there.
Thank you! X

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wherehavemyboobsgone · 01/04/2015 21:45

You're brave! Dh only suggests star wars name.. Ugh

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Raahh · 01/04/2015 21:00

Ike- short for Isaac, but just as good on it's own. Would have been dd2's name, if she'd been a boy.

(We have just got a puppy called Ike)Grin

cumsanctuspiritu · 01/04/2015 20:46

I like Kit.

bagelfiend · 01/04/2015 20:26

Baxter- Bax for nn

ThinkIveBeenHacked · 01/04/2015 20:22

Gus
Ezra
Ted
Joe

AuntieStella · 01/04/2015 20:18

It's Air-ron in Church, Bible readings etc Very engrained pronunciation.

Biscuitsneeded · 01/04/2015 20:18

Theo?

Artandco · 01/04/2015 20:10

Air- Ron is american though surely? I've never heard anyone pronounce that way in the uk

OneMagnumisneverenough · 01/04/2015 20:09

If you want to avoid the Air-ron thing then surely you would just use Arran which is a more accepted spelling in the same way as Lewis and Harris?

Writerwannabe83 · 01/04/2015 19:58

It is but when a lot of people see that spelling they tend to pronounce it Air-ron which we really dislike.

We wanted to avoid it from happening and thankfully it never has Grin

ButterflyZoe · 01/04/2015 19:58

Nate or Teddy (Ted) are my favourite boy names atm

Artandco · 01/04/2015 19:46

Arron is usually spelt Aaron though isn't it?

Writerwannabe83 · 01/04/2015 19:43

I see your point Smile

Arron is our first. I let my DH name him as I had absolutely no idea what to call him Grin

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wherehavemyboobsgone · 01/04/2015 18:59

I really like arron however we have 3 r's in our surname so don't know if it would be a bit r heavy?! Do you have any other kids with such nice names?!

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Writerwannabe83 · 01/04/2015 08:53

I have an Arron - not particularly common but definitely not strange either Grin

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wherehavemyboobsgone · 31/03/2015 22:24

Aww Ralph is really cute! Great suggestions!

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stormyboots · 31/03/2015 14:37

Ralph is cute

LicoriceComfit · 30/03/2015 07:48

Leo

yumyumpoppycat · 30/03/2015 02:02

sorry don't know why I put some girls names in, thought it was boys names then got confused Blush

yumyumpoppycat · 30/03/2015 01:55

one more ... zoe

yumyumpoppycat · 30/03/2015 01:54

I mainly think of nicknames:
Noah / Noa
Seb
Zack
Joe
Ed / Ted
Bill/ Billie
Milo
Nick
Jas
Jess

  • not sure where these are on the list
Quasilulu · 30/03/2015 01:40

Blake
James
Ross
Wilf.

LicoriceComfit · 29/03/2015 21:26

Seth

Hugh

John

Grannycrabapple · 29/03/2015 21:17

Johno
Olly
Caspar
Milo
Kit
Nate

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wherehavemyboobsgone · 29/03/2015 18:39

I quite like Scot! I have a particularly annoying cousin with the same name so he has tainted it somewhat..
Some great suggestions so far, thanks you!

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