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Baby names

7 replies

Becksob · 03/08/2025 20:37

Hey all :-) We have our daughter Harriet and expecting another in 2026. We’re thinking of keeping with H’s and already have a girls names picked, but if it’s a boy we’re split between Henry or Hendry. I think Hendry sounds edgy and cool and Henry is cute and posh… what would you pick out of the two?

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Northernlightx · 03/08/2025 20:40

Harry is often short for Henry so in my view I’d say it’s too similar to Harriet.

Geriatrixia · 03/08/2025 21:08

I’d worry Hendry would spend his life repeating his name/correcting people who mistakenly think he’s called Henry.

theunbreakablecleopatrajones · 03/08/2025 21:12

Henry of the two (Hendry does not sound remotely edgy, it sounds like a typo)

However as PP says Henry/Harry and Henrietta/Harriet are the same name - so it will be annoying if he ends up Harry in school (which you can’t control).

Hector maybe?

PurpleTurtleMoose · 03/08/2025 21:12

Henry is really cute. I'd probably have assumed a "Hendry" was named after the snooker player Stephen Hendry, so unless it's a tribute, Henry would have my vote

OSTMusTisNT · 03/08/2025 21:18

Hendry will spend his whole life correcting people, Henry will sit back and relax without a lifetime of administrative typos messing everything up.

IbizaToTheNorfolkBroads · 03/08/2025 21:24

I agree that Hendry will spend his life telling people he’s not called Henry.
Also, that Henry is very similar to Harriet.

If you want to stick to H -
Harvey
Hugo
Hayden
Huxley
?

overwork · 03/08/2025 22:14

Hadley?

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