re: How to choose a baby name

Quoting Becca33:" i love the name Lucy but what a hard name to grow up with.... Lucy goosy, juice lucy... for an adult ... [snip!] ... school and peer pressure and for a boy i love tristian but no body else does i cant think of a middle name either for it????"

Lucy is a great name that I adore. It has a wonderful association with the show "I love Lucy" and is a Beatles' song. If it bothers you that bad, then name her Lucille with a nickname Lucy.

Tristan (spelled this way) is okay.

Tristan James
Tristan Michael
Tristan Wilbert
Tristan John
Tristan Oliver
Tristan Henry
Tristan Jude
Tristan Avery
Tristan Elliot
Tristan River

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" Lucy is a great name that I adore. It has a wonderful association with the show "I love Lucy" and ... [snip!] ... Tristan Wilbert Tristan John Tristan Oliver Tristan Henry Tristan Jude Tristan Avery Tristan Elliot Tristan River"

My nephew's na eis Trystan James

If I have a girl I will be naming her Charleigh Elaine. I already have a son named Trevor Anthony and what I like about his name is that Trevor is not common but is very "normal" I don't have a reference but I read somewhere once that little girls with unusual spelling or unique unusual names altogether have a high self esteem but boys with unusual spelling and unusual names have a higher chance of being suicidal or not as confident. So, I do think boy names should be a little safer but I think girls initially learn how to embrace being different. My name is Jessica and I absolutely hate how common it is. I cannot tell you how much I HATE HATE HATE my name.

N00b will be either Caroline or Amelia if it's a girl, Kelly if it's a boy. I know Kelly was a big girl trend from the 70s thru the 90s, but it's my maiden name and I think it's 100x more suited to boys, given that it was originally a boys' name anyway. If Cameron and Taylor can co-exist as unisex names, so can Kelly.

I have no desire to give my kids "unusual" names. My husband and I both have normal names, and our personalities are plenty weird enough to mkae up for it!

Our kids are Grace, Evelyn, Charlie, Eleanor and Sophie. Sophie is the only one we hear somewhat frequently (usually as a nickname for the fussier Sophia), despite all except Charlie being top 50-ish in Canada.

Quoting X ALL the Y!:" N00b will be either Caroline or Amelia if it's a girl, Kelly if it's a boy. I know Kelly was a big girl ... [snip!] ... hear somewhat frequently (usually as a nickname for the fussier Sophia), despite all except Charlie being top 50-ish in Canada."

Kelly started off as a boy name.

How about Amelia Caroline? I think that would be stunning.

I LOVE Evelyn. Your kids' names are awesome.  

Quoting Jessica Kurtz:" If I have a girl I will be naming her Charleigh Elaine. I already have a son named Trevor Anthony and ... [snip!] ... different. My name is Jessica and I absolutely hate how common it is. I cannot tell you how much I HATE HATE HATE my name."

How about Charlotte?

Trevor Anthony is nice.

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" Kelly started off as a boy name. How about Amelia Caroline? I think that would be stunning. I LOVE Evelyn. Your kids' names are awesome.  "

Thank you!

We thought about Amelia Caroline, but decided against it. It's too many syllables (we have a rather long, vowel-heavy surname) and we like more unusual middle names to counteract the classic first names, so we'll probably use a middle name from literature or something ^_^

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<blockquote><b>Quoting Specs06:</b>" I agree with all those they're right on! One thing I'd like to add: * giving your little girl a boy's ... [snip!] ... name. Or one that makes them sound like a moron ei: JezziKah for Jessica. Pleasant, thoughtful, naming, ---------- Ash"</blockquote>




This post says it all. Couldn't have said it better myself.

We can literally not find a baby name that we like...We're having our third little girl, and had no problem choosing their names. And yet, this time, we cannot find anything that works...The only one that came close to making the cut was Judah, but then we found out that it's a boy's name... 

Quoting Boots+3:" We can literally not find a baby name that we like...We're having our third little girl, and had no problem ... [snip!] ... that works...The only one that came close to making the cut was Judah, but then we found out that it's a boy's name... "

You seem to like short names that end in E. Have you looked at similar names?

Naming your child on some legendary name is also a nice idea. This will make them to feel prouder and inspire them to do some great thing in their live.

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all baby names are sweet.

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" How about Andrea with a nickname "Andy/Andi"?"

My name is Andrea, my mom wanted to call me Andi. Andi is a boys name, short for Andrew. But I never got picked on for having a boys nickname. No one else should either.

Great tips! We took our time and ended up with 5 really great names (we knew the sex so that helped of course), problem was we couldn't choose between them! We actually ended up putting them all into a hat and the we picked fit him perfectly!! It's funny because others I had in there and loved 3 years ago I'm now thanking god didn't make the final cut lol. Our name is unusual in Australia (more common in the US actually!) and I'm not gonna lie, I'll be a little annoyed when I come across it again because I haven't so far in 2 years!