DC's suggestions for baby's name

[DizziDoll]

We are expecting DC3 at the end of April. Asked DD (5) and DS (3) for names suggestion. Here they are:

Girl:
-onas
-sonalosa
-lilly
-holly
-millie
-sashi

Boys:
-tom
-crampol
-ben

To be honest, they are better than what DH or I can think of .

DS (3.11) likes

Pikanut
Iron man
Hugo

DD (2.6) likes

Peppa pig
Peppa pig
Peppa pig

If it weren't for the pig, i would quite like Peppa.
Can anyone else ask their DC? There is likely to be a jewel amongst their suggestions!

just ask my 4.4yr old.

for a girl:
Mummy
Aanya (?)

for a boy:
Daddy

I have a similar list that DD wrote when she was 2. It included such classics as;

fishfinger
boobah
boobie
umbrella
lala
and
Aubrey

I had a baby boy 4 weeks ago and my DD (3) hasn't stopped saying 'but I wanted a sister called Louisa' Quite nice I think! (But not quite right for her brother)

Ds suggested Jesus, Easter, Charlie or George (his bfriends at nursery).
For girls he likes Katie, Georgi, Elise (girl bfriends at nursery).

Dd has suggested boo and light.

I have friends who asked their 3yo dd1 to give them 2 options for dd2: she ended up being Anastasia as the other option was Cinderella

My son loves George or Mummy (I doubt Mummy will make it onto your list though! at least I know he loves me enough to name a child after me!

Why aren't more children called "mummy" or "daddy"

Those of us who are aspirational could use "maman" and "papa"

When I was pregnant with dd2, I asked the older ones what they wanted and ds's answer was Robin. Why? Because he already has a hamster called Batman. At least it was a unisex name I suppose, but we didn't end up calling her that :o

My DD1 suggestion for her new sibling (DS) was Cornflake. When we were expecting DD2, DS suggested Noise. We didn't take either of them up....

A friends little girl suggested sardine for her new baby brother- I think it has good unisex potential myself!

I've grown quite attached to DD (3.8)'s imaginary daughters' names. She's had them for almost a year and talks to them daily. Their names are;
Sazia
Ducty
Acreamier (my personal favourite!)
Asairdia
I have no idea what inspired her but they're a big part of our lives now!!

I quite like Sashi!

Hahaha some good ones in there.

Dd is only 14mo so if I asked her to name something itd be 'horse' or 'toast'.

I asked DS (2.6 yrs)
He says 'DoodDootds' this actually translates as octonauts.

I'm probably not going to consult him on this matter again....

DD1 wanted her sister to be called Jessica, because she had a friend of that name.

(We did go for that in the end, but I sometimes wish I hadn't as there are 4 Jessicas in her class alone, and 6 in her year group - though she finds that funny herself!)

I did ask her what she'd want if it wasn't the sister she was hoping for. Her answer: Quincy. (After afternoons of watching Quincy ME with her Dad I think!)

I asked my dc to name your child
DD (9) suggests Eliza Rose
(refusing to believe you could have the misfortune of having a boy)
DS (8) suggests Ralph (I think from a recent movie)
DS (5) suggests Mr V (his favourite teacher at school)

Dd2 was named by dd1 but she wouldn't have been if she was ds2

Ultimungusaur or Jamie-Amy

I got to name my dsis when I was 7 My dm was convinced she would be a boy and so hadn't thought of any girls names. She is called Rosie (after my teddy bear) Branwen (after welsh mabinogion princess)
I probably just outed myself there

When my dbro was born, again my mum got mixed up with the genders and so didn't have a boys name.... she didn't accept my name of Bendigeidfran

DD2 (aged 4) thinks that DC3 (due end of April) should be called:
Molly or Jessica
Harry or Jack

She has stuck with these suggestions since we told her about DC3.

DD1 (aged 6) occasionally suggests a name - usually something she hears on TV or reads in a book, but the most outstanding one (and I have no idea where it comes from) is:

Pixie April (which she feels could work for a boy or a girl!)