So Frankie Sandford and Wayne Bridge have called their baby

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Parker

Parker Bridge

I like Parker. Not sure about how it sounds with the surname but Parker is perfectly nice.

I have a large soft spot for Cooper if we're talking occupation names.

Parker Sandford would work better.

I thought that Thisisaeuphemism

How can we let frankie know?!

I think most names would sound better followed by Sandford rather than Bridge.

Twitter I reckon

Not true swoosh; London, tower, and Westminster suit bridge rather than Sandford.

I love the way that usualsuspect comes onto any potentially 'chavvy' baby name thread to declare that she loves the name and berate people for being judgy.

It's almost as certain as the sun rising and setting, I reckon she must have some kind of baby name homing device that beeps wildly when anyone on mumsnet insinuates that a name might be a bit 'chav'.

I don't mind Parker I guess, but it's no different from all the other surnames names that are trying to be a bit unique, e.g.. Cooper, Grayson, Quinn etc.

congrats to them both though, now will it be molly or Vanessa next....?

Parker Sandford Bridge?
Maybe not

I reckon you need to stfu.

That was to imofftolisdoonvarna

Imoff, that was nasty. And unnecessary. Take a day off, eh?

Ooop, back again!

And?

I hope Frankie never takes to Mumsnet

i like the name Parker, makes me think of desperate housewives as lynette? had boys named parker, porter and preston? and the girls penny and paige :)

have to say i dont like giving all.your kids the same initials but it was only a tv show.

I've had a ticket of a week so come on imofftolisdoonvarna, give it your best shot.

Fucker not ticket.

This kindle might be next to get it.

Looks like someones got their goady pants on.

Don't bother entertaining them Usual.

I just thought, 'a ticket of a week', that's a good phrase, never heard it before, so I'm disappointed it's an autocorrect. May adopt it anyway.

I love surnamey names so think Parker is cool but agree it goes better with Sandford.

I quite like surname type names but it would be better with a surname other than bridge.

I didn't read imoff as being rude/offensive I read it as 'usual suspect comes to the rescue again of judging names as 'chavvy' horay'
Perhaps I read it wrong.