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Christmassy boys names

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MrsJoeyMaynard · 25/08/2016 00:02

We are expecting DC3 in December. Not looking for girl's names - DC1 & 2 are boys, so we've got a good idea of favourite girl's names for our shortlist.

One thing we've considered is whether to have a seasonal name, but we're struggling to think of many boy ones except Noel and Robin, which neither of us like. Any Christmassy boy's name suggestions?

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SelfieStick · 25/08/2016 00:54

Aww, you could call him Rudy. I like that name.

SelfieStick · 25/08/2016 00:53

Jack Frost? Frosty? Rudolph!!

Sgoinneal · 25/08/2016 00:49

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meowli · 25/08/2016 00:45

David (Once in Royal David's city)
Angel (Angel Clare - Tess of the D'Urbervilles)

OrsonWellsHat · 25/08/2016 00:42

Nicholas (as in St )

Becles · 25/08/2016 00:39

Emmanuel

MrsJoeyMaynard · 25/08/2016 00:28

Jesus is surely just a little bit too Christmassy, yes? Grin

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BigcatLittlecat · 25/08/2016 00:25

Jesus!

SelfieStick · 25/08/2016 00:24

Or just...Noel. Spelled forwards. Grin

UntilTheCowsComeHome · 25/08/2016 00:14

I know a xmas baby called Leon as its Noel backwards.

MrsJoeyMaynard · 25/08/2016 00:13

Liking Joseph and Gabriel and the 3 wise men Smile

I did suggest Nicholas but DH giggled childishly about it sounding like "knickerless". So I guess that's out!

And a definite no to Herod. The Slaughter of the Innocents is not the sort of Christmassy association we want.

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crje · 25/08/2016 00:11

Rudy

Nicky

Dreamstosell · 25/08/2016 00:07

Christopher

wigglesrock · 25/08/2016 00:07

Gabriel
Caspar
Balthazar
Melchior
Stephen was very popular when I was growing up for Christmas babies
Herod - too far Grin
Nicholas

sycamore54321 · 25/08/2016 00:06

Stephen - St Stephen's day is Boxing Day. Sylvester, which is New Year's Day in many countries. And of course, Nicholas after Santa Claus.

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