Naming baby lestrade

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Apologies for two threads but was worried might be buried in my other thread about surnames as Christian names. What do people think of lestrade as a name to go with jackson as a middle name. Too wierd?

Am aware of the sherlock connection although don't watch it. (Dp does). Would that make a difference to people.

Dreadful. As is Jackson. (Sorry )

Dreadful, dreadful idea. I'm all for unusual names, but I really don't think your child will thank you in 5, 10 or even 50 years for naming them Lestrade.

Pronounced properly, it's definitely a surname. Pronounced incorrectly (which you'll get a lot), it sounds like a plumbing business run by a man named Les.

I think its a silly name and people will make faces at you behind your back. Sorry.

Gregory is a great name

How is it pronounced? Le-straaaaade? Or le-strad? Or les-trade which was my immediate thought (but surely not?), which sounds like a dodgy porn forum

Please don't.

Why is it so important to you to give your child a surname as a Christian name? You seem to do doing it for the sheer novelty value; you haven't even got a particular name in mind

It's dreadful. Really bad. Jackson isn't much better but at least he could be Jack.

Sherlock Holmes fan?
Sons of anarchy fan?

I would say no. And definite no to Jackson. And Jaxon.
What's wrong with Jack?

It's a great choice Les Trade Jackson. He'll be a used car salesman when he grows up.

The vampire is Lestat I believe in Interview With a Vampire but it does remind me of that.

I'd do Jackson Lesteade personally - it sounds better flow wise, too.

Never heard that name before and I don't like at all, sorry. I am going to text my sister now and say 'did you know there is name called LESTRADE??? '

Bear in mind he may get called Les....... which i dont think is what youre going for haha!! We discounted August for our boy because he would be called Gus all the time by people!!! x

No no no no.... don't like it, sorry.