I’m pregnant with our second and find choosing a name hard so keeping an eye on this thread. So far some I like;
Boys - Flynn, Miles, Reid
Girls - Emmie, Eden & Seren
Boys - Flynn, Miles, Reid
Girls - Emmie, Eden & Seren
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Really like the girls name mila just wanting other peoples opinions
I hate to break it to you but these girls' names are going to be the Sharons and Traceys of the next generation, they're so common now.
(They're all lovely names, apologies to anyone who has used these names, I've got granddaughters with two of them. Apologies to any Sharons and Traceys too, I've also got a very common 60's-70's name, and my best friend is called Tracey, as is my sis-in-law, and two of my colleagues!
)I love it, I would have used it for my second but I have a similar sounding name for my first daughter so it wouldn't work!
I like it I’d pronounce it as my la not me la as I think post people would
Boys:
Neal
Freddie
Ríoghán (pronounced Ree-awn, it's Irish)
Girls:
Alice
Sadie
Caragh
Neal
Freddie
Ríoghán (pronounced Ree-awn, it's Irish)
Girls:
Alice
Sadie
Caragh
I have a Harvey, Toby and Sebastian. I love old fashioned names so probably not everybody's cup of tea but they fit well with my own name, my mum's etc.
I love Archer but I think it's too similar as my little boy is Arthur. We are loving either Arlo or Archie at the moment. I always find it so hard to settle on a name!!
I’m 25 and have 22 babies – I was a teen mum and still want another 80 kids
HAVING one child can be exhausting, so imagine having 22. Well, that’s how many Christina Ozturk, has and she’s hoping to have 80 more. Christina welcomed her first baby into the world …
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What if you run out of names
Careful with Irish names, I have a welsh name and not one English person can pronounce it, Scots are fine and even some Europeans but a no no in England. I also got sick of people asking me how to spell it or just spelling it totally wrong. It was annoying and RIoghan would have the same effect.
Not a single person will know that though and your kid will go through life having their name mispronounced and having to correct it!
I know people who pronounce it that way already.
My point is if you use a name that’s commonly pronounced one way (it’s always Me-lah where I’m from, I know loads of kids called it!) and expect people to pronounce it another way, your kid is going to have a frustrating life. Like calling your kid Geoff and insisting they pronounce if Gee-off.
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We’ve picked Haley for a girl 
Xavier for a boy 
Xavier for a boy From memory boy names on my short list were Ralph/ralphie, Finlay/fin, Oscar, Hugo, Freddie, max, Sebastian/sebby, Noah and Issac. Good luck and congratulations!
My boy is William 
I’m 25 weeks pregnant with a boy and decided on the name Koby. Took a while for me to decided on I or with a y. But just been told in another thread it sounds chavvy . But personally I love it
. But personally I love it
As long as you love it that's all that matters.I’m 25 weeks pregnant with a boy and decided on the name Koby. Took a while for me to decided on I or with a y. But just been told in another thread it sounds chavvy