WeepingCassandra
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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 like it I’d pronounce it as my la not me la as I think post people would
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 like it I’d pronounce it as my la not me la as I think post people would
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.I know people who pronounce it that way already.
I love Florence!!My surname begins H and has 2 syllables too. I had the same problem picking a middle name, I wanted it to be short so along the lines of Rose/Grace/May etc.
I went with Florence in the end! Not what I was looking for but just fell in love with it.![]()
Agree Maya or Heidi I prefer over Madison. Madison I think American cheerleader.I like Heidi and Maya. Madison to me seems a bit American high school.
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.Boys:
Neal
Freddie
Ríoghán (pronounced Ree-awn, it's Irish)
Girls:
Alice
Sadie
Caragh
I would have agreed but I know 2 peters, 1 David and 1 Brian in my children’s primary school.
There’s a Keith and Wayne in my y8 child’s year (so 12 or 13 years old) which makes me lol![]()
So there’s parents looking at their newborns and saying ….aww Keith….Ian ??My 12 year old at school with an Ian.
I would have agreed but I know 2 peters, 1 David and 1 Brian in my children’s primary school.You cannot call a precious baby boy Peter or David![]()
Someone on the names you can’t stand thread said the name I have for my son is chavvy. it’s not chavvy at allI’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
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!Really like the girls name mila just wanting other peoples opinions
I have a MayaHaving a girl in April and our top names we both like are
Heidi
Madison
Maya
none are names I had in mind before pregnancy and keep coming back to them. All honest opinions are welcome! It’s so hard when you want to know friends and family opinions but don’t want toshare your name until the baby is here!
You cannot call a precious baby boy Peter or DavidI'm really into what is called "traditional" names so things like Ivy, Elizabeth, Laura, Mary, Amelia for girls and James, William, Michael, David, Peter, etc for boys. Probably quite boring to some but I feel you can't go wrong with the classics, they are timeless and just so much more appealing to me than being wacky for the sake of it like calling your kid Pilot Inspektor or Banks or something!
Aww amazing! Congratulations and they all have beautiful namesWe Went Izzy Poppy Thompson
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Oh holy smokes. I've had Another since that one
So we have Ada Lily (3) Edie Violet (1) and Izzy Poppy (11) weeks haha! I'm done now....![]()