Kermit for a boy?

[copperjar]

I am watching the muppets at the moment- it was my absolute favourite as a child- and it's got me thinking.

I am nine weeks pregnant at the moment.

What do you think of Kermit for a boy? I doubt it's a top 100 name, and I do want something a little unusual. Good idea, or not?

This is a joke, right??!

Depends on the surname and how many little girls called Miss Piggy in your area ........

Do it. I dare you.

ROFL

Oh give over.

Fozzy, on the other hand...

It's a one-syllanle surname, quite plain.

I'm not joking, I'm just asking!

What's wrong with it?

He was a lovely character- kind, patient, funny. Why not?

I much prefer Hermit, it has that wild-haired hippy living in a cave vibe to it.

If it was born on April the 1st maybe.

Only if you want your child to be a bullying victim.

Aren't pregnancy hormones wonderful things

dh is still giggling since I read this out 3 mins ago, he's now onto "Gonzo" for a 2nd son etc etc

I need to convince dh first I suppose.

Gonzo would be groovy it would 'go' with our surname too ....

How about Herbert? I love it, you could call him Herbie!!

Has to be Animal, he is waaaay cooler than Kermit

Lovely name, lovely frog. Go for it.

I am green with envy at your baby's potential name.

Lovely. And he would be Kermeeee (in the Miss Piggy style) for short.

I think its charming. Ignore the naysayers!

OMG, that would be soooo cute, bibbity

He'd have people calling him "muppet" though.

OK if you are an AMerican.

Real life Kermit who is a millionaire and owns a fab museum in FLorida

He's a looker too.

As long as your one-syllable surname isn't Green then I think it's lovely (cos it wouldn't be easy being Kermit Green. I know a baby Grover, and I think it's fabulous (it's apparently an old Dutch family surname-as-name in his case)

Kermit would certainly be unusual, but not way off the map, imo. Link to name