Klaxon

[WomenHaveBabiesNow]

I heard this name recently and love that it is both of Anglo-Saxon origin and came from when the family lived in Claxton and also Ancient Greek κλάζω (klázō, “make a sharp sound; scream”).

For a boy of course. Thoughts?

What about Foghorn?

😂😂😂

Go down the 'exotic' route
Vuvuzela

I bet your kids are described as 'lively' at Parents' Evening.

My little Wispa, however, is always highly praised by her teachers. I'm fully expecting her little brothers Buzz and Si to be the same.

Brilliant! Another girl and she’s Vuvuzela. (If she’s on the quieter side as a baby, maybe Kazoo.)

Personally I'd spell it Klaxxaughan, but by all means stick to the traditional spelling if you're not feeling that brave.

Nee-Naw Siren as middle names?
Bonus points as it is hyphenated.

Lord Klaxon Bike-Horn of Sirencester

It’s setting off alarms for me but if it rings your bell, go for it.

Its Superb! It's like a super revved up Axel or Storm. Brother to Lazer, Ricochet or Flare.

Do you want your child to be a laughing stock?

Thoughts?

I haven't been so giggly-horrified by a baby-name thread since the poster who wanted to call her child Kadence.
It says "my parents have a limited vocabulary".

Brilliant temporary nickname for a noisy toddler; terrible cruelty on a birth certificate.
Also French for car horn, so you can imagine the raised eyebrows and sniggering your poor child would be greeted with there.

Go for it OP. And then name the next one Kazoo

Tannoy? Or if you wanted to be more formal
Antannoy?

I like Tannoy

And Parp

Twins
Walkie & Talkie

I prefer "Awooooooga". But only for a boy.

Only if the surname is Horne.

Usually way klaxon is sounded on Mumsnet, it's to share a boil being squeezed

I'm crying 🤣

Is Klaxon going to be brother to your DD Harmonica?

OP is your Surname Flugelhorn?

What is it with people nowadays who want to saddle their poor kids with the stupidest name they can think of?
Is it a competition?

Do it op. And yy to Siren for a girl! 😂