Baby Boy: Leigho or Leaveiye ?

[kahronah]

Not sure what we're having yet but think if its a boy will be either Leigho or Leaveiye.
Which do like best?

Also on our list:
Shadoe
Frankelyn
Chayse
Loquelin
Daevyd

Will do a girls one when narrowed down. XXXOOO

@BeingonFBdoesntmakeittrue Thankyou for your kind words. More people should be like you especially in these times.

I have five children.

I can assure you that they are all their own person. There isn't really any alternative.

And all of them can spell their names without having to resort to a second Scrabble set.

OP I know you won't listen but as a former teacher I can assure you that unusual spellings of first names causes nothing but embarrassment to youngsters saddled with them, especially when they are teenagers.

Don't do it @kahronah.

I recall a Sharkia (yes that was how it was spelled on official documents) who insisted that her name was Shakira cos her mum loved the singer. Everyone called her Sharkia because that is how it was spelled!

Just don't.

What about Leighvi or Leavi then? i
Don't see the problem with Leigho

Ptiffany wins the interment for me today.

A hun of a hun I know called her babes Leigho. A few people mishear her and call him Lego. But who doesn't love Lego anyways. X

How about Le-A?
Pronounced Ledasha?

@kahronah

What about Leighvi or Leavi then? i Don't see the problem with Leigho

Leigh ho Leigh ho, it's off to social services we go.

I like these names:

Jeremae
Tiesawn
Kleb
Jaemz
Jaxsawn
Kieall

Jaxxxxon-Jay??
Harleigh-Bleu?
Feenleigh?
All good solid names hun

I’m a teacher and so have seen all sorts (and I bloody hate unconventional spellings that are impossible for me to learn when I eat 800 kids a week).

Leighvi I wouldn’t read as Levi.
Leigho I would read as Leo so although I don’t like any of the suggestions I would go for that.

Honestly though, you won’t come across as a mum who wanted their children to be individual. You will come across as an attention seeker who is poorly educated and can’t spell. I’m not sure you, or your children, want to carry that burden.

Ptiff-fanny makes it properly feminine.

What about Boris. You could spell it like, ArseHole

I’m a teacher and so have seen all sorts (and I bloody hate unconventional spellings that are impossible for me to learn when I eat 800 kids a week)
Wow that’s some appetite

What the fuck is wrong with some people 😂

impossible for me to learn when I eat 800 kids a week

That’s just greedy.

Lack if sleep is definitely getting to me. For a moment I really thought about Kviitlyn as a name

@rosegoldwatcher

OP I know you won't listen but as a former teacher I can assure you that unusual spellings of first names causes nothing but embarrassment to youngsters saddled with them, especially when they are teenagers.

Don't do it @kahronah.

I recall a Sharkia (yes that was how it was spelled on official documents) who insisted that her name was Shakira cos her mum loved the singer. Everyone called her Sharkia because that is how it was spelled!

Just don't.

Like more sharky?

This thread has brightened my evening.

What about Arry for a boy? That's what my neighbour's ds is called.

Keef? Keef is a nice name...

Some lovely names I have seen in nursery: LE-Rows, LC-Maii, Keyscia, Raynebeau, Daizie, Rewbenn, Alfii, Jawrge.

Lee-oh is a sailing term than you are about to go about. Not good for a name.

How about our Keef or Keefah for that 1980s vampire feel?

Myfriendanxiety you shouldn't eat that many children, people will start to notice...