what do people think of the name, Season

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I really like this name. It means fertile and I like that it has a growth name meaning. Jackson means son of Jack and so Season sounds like son of the sea which I love. I also like the feeling of the seasons of your life with bringing a human being into the world. Season also sounds a bit like Caesar and I like the fact that the second S sounds a bit like a Z. For a girl I think season has a cool nature vibe too and Alison, Addison don't sound masculine so Season certainly wouldn't and it sounds a bit alternative. I've never heard of this being a name though and I wonder if anyone else has. It does come up on a baby meaning list but I hadn't heard it

Good for you not being swayed I suppose.

I would keep the name to yourself until baby arrives though as you will find many people in RL have just as strong opinions as they do on here for good reason

I like it. I mean people call their kids Summer, June, April, May, Tuesday etc... so I don't think it sounds much different to those. I think it sounds nice.

To me Season is a gorgeous name and sea a beautiful nickname. I was asking if anyone had heard of it and was surprised to find that some of you have while most haven't. To all parents out there, go with your heart when naming your child.

Then change your own name to it.

Remember that you aren't naming a child, you are naming an adult human. Don't go with your heart, actually think about what you are doing. For example, your heart may love the name Mabel but if your surname is Table your child is going to have a hellish time.

Out of interest OP what middle names do you have in mind? I hope it's not Mermaid or Seahorse or something equally ridiculous.

Personally I don't think Season sounds good paired with any name (middle name or surname), probably due to it not being an actual name.

Season James, or Season Emma, sounds like your child is about to be fucking marinated.

Sgreetings woukd make a good middle name.

would

It’s a bit too out there. We had our family history done a while back and I have a relative from the 1700s called Easter, which I thought was adorable!

@Sakura7 you just made me laugh out loud

I reckon this is a journalist - they do silly posts then when they get strong answers make a ‘story’ out of it. No chance is this person genuinely not even the tiniest bit upset or rattled by a million replies saying the name is horrific - not a normal reaction therefore not a real person.

@AverageMummy I aim to please

Also think you may be right that OP isn't entirely genuine.

go with your heart when naming your child so you mean like 'thump' or 'pulse', or possibly 'valve' or 'ventricle' or possibly 'attack' or 'angina'? All fine names OP. Consider.

It's rubbish. Don't use it.
The poor kid will be teased for all time. It, until they are old enough to change their name.

this is one of those names that is all about MMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!! and nothing at all to do with the poor child.

It's fine but I would spell it Seezun.

While you’re at it, just call her “menstruate” :)

What do we "think of the name Season"?

The question doesn't make sense... Season is not a name!

I don't, because it's not a name. Why do that to a child.

Change your own name if you like it so much - it's bloody awful.

God please don't do that to your child!! My first thought was female dogs on heat (in season) as mine is now!

Saxon

Which sounds a bit like Saxo, the salt- a seasoning. Seriously though, Saxon is underrated.

Has the OP posted anything since the opening post?

Seriously though, Saxon is underrated

Golly yes, how cool would a Saxon be? No one would ever pick on a Saxon!
What a shame parents are more likely to use the yoonique and weedy Jaxon.

Dogperiod is your other option.

I had a female cousin called Saxon, born in the early 1950s.

Oestrus would be more apt, imo.