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nonsenses · 11/09/2011 00:13

What do you think of the name Freddie?

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BuntyPenfold · 11/09/2011 00:26

Love it.

Clary · 11/09/2011 00:30

I really like it Grin

Might be nice to make it Frederick for birth cert tho.

Also it is becoming increasingly popular - well, there are two in DCs' junior school and another couple at infants. Not in the James/Matthew league but more of them than Albert or Hamish

Jellykat · 11/09/2011 00:38

I love it too.
(it's DNs name - i call him Freddie Fredster Grin)

MelinaM · 11/09/2011 01:22

Love FreddieSmile

BloodStainedHeart · 11/09/2011 09:09

I love it too. Think frederick for BC though as Freddie is lovely for a child and a great nn but he may want something more official as an adult.

Cereal · 11/09/2011 10:54

I like it, but it does sound nicknamey so would use Frederick on birth certificate.

Bue · 11/09/2011 11:51

It's great but definitely use Frederick on the cert.

pinkgirlythoughts · 11/09/2011 12:01

DS is Frederick, known as Freddie- we call him Freddie Fredster too Grin!

mayanna123 · 11/09/2011 15:17

I think all the 'cutey' type trendy boys' names - Freddie, Arche, Alfie, Charlie etc - are going to start to date soon as people tire of them. I think the trend will soon be towards more 'solid' names for boys.

Frederick is nice though.

whizzyrocket · 12/09/2011 15:48

It's what my dh wants to call our little boy. Frederick is a lovely name.. I'm not to sure about Freddie (it says naughty boy to me- sorry all mums of Freddies! :)) but if you like the contraction why not? It's classic, will never be as common as James or Oliver, nor rare enough to be a hospital pass at school. All good things.

As this is a Freddie post I hope you won't mind me asking a question myself: I'm quite ginger, my husband is far from dark, if our baby is red-headed too dare we call him Fred, or is that too cruel after Harry Potter? Hmm

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