Heath Grant or Edison Grant?

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Elanne · 04/05/2025 15:56

I have written a post here before, as we love the names Heath & Edison for a baby boy due at the end of May. We both like Heath better, but unsure if it sounds good with the middle name Grant. We would like to take the father's middle name, the surname is 2 syllables. The fact Heath & Grant both just have one syllable, it making me want to go for Edison. What do you all think?

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PiggyPokkyFool · 04/05/2025 16:03

He'll be good to rock down to Electric Avenue - happy memories of nights out there so thanks for the memory.

TeflonMom · 04/05/2025 16:03

I love Heath

ChessieFL · 04/05/2025 16:02

If Grant is the middle name it really doesn’t matter because middle names are very rarely used.

BeesTrees · 04/05/2025 16:02

I prefer Heath out of the 2 names. Edison would automatically become Eddie, then Ed and I don’t like those shortenings.

Acc0untant · 04/05/2025 16:02

I don't like Edison but could get used to it. In my opinion Heath, on the other hand, sounds like you're giving birth to a 55 year old bloke who enjoys a pint and a game of darts on a Friday.

Boreded · 04/05/2025 16:00

HugoYorway · 04/05/2025 15:59

Eddy Grant has a good vibe

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Boreded · 04/05/2025 16:00

And actually…do you really want people to be singing ‘Baby come back!’ Every time they hear your kids name. Because that’s what will happen if you call them Eddy Grant

HugoYorway · 04/05/2025 15:59

Eddy Grant has a good vibe

Dearover · 04/05/2025 15:59

A light bulb moment. Henry or Edward?

Boreded · 04/05/2025 15:57

Both are awful

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