My eldest has a surname first name tooOhhhhh I find boys names are the worst. I live in a small town so I wanted a name that wasn’t common I can’t be dealing with there being 4 kids with the dame name in his class!!
My little boys name is a surname, although I don’t think it’s a common one, BUT he’s only the “surname” version on his birth certificate so he could choose what to go by when he’s older for likes jobs etc. We call him a shorter version now. Giving him a surname as a first name is probs controversial!!
I HATE
hunter
Hudson
Ezra
Enzo
Tommy
Grayson
All the Jayden kaiden etc
Also seeing KIT being thrown about wtf is that all about ?? Just sounds like PE KIT
Ronnie
Arlo
Archie
don’t mean to offend anyone
Omg yes.Also as an Irish person living in the UK it makes me laugh when anyone says "oh you're Irish! My child has an Irish name *insert name found on Google which sounds Irish but definitely isn't*
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'Klayton' sounds like a photo copier company.None of my kids names have been mentioned thankfully but my granddaughter has (Amelia).
One of my Facebook friends has just had a baby and called him Klayton.
Why not just Clayton (which I'm also not a fan of).
Someone else called theirs Francheska....I thought it was a spelling mistake at first![]()
HUDSON** don’t mind me early morning problems. Amber butler used itis it hunter? Because she’s the one that put me off it too![]()
Ohhhh glad I’m not the only one!!My eldest has a surname first name too
YesHUDSON** don’t mind me early morning problems. Amber butler used it
Ohhhh glad I’m not the only one!!
I think i would like it if she hadn’t used it, I think the fact she’s a cav paired with the other child being Brooklyn just puts me offYesI still love his name but when she used it I was livid
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Absolutely. So many people commented on the name announcement with 'my son is called Hudson river' I mean seriously. Absolute cavI think i would like it if she hadn’t used it, I think the fact she’s a cav paired with the other child being Brooklyn just puts me off![]()
All I can see is Nic-hole in NicholeLoxley
Alaska
Wilde
Foxx
Wolfe
Luxe
Kyree
London
Zion
anything junior
Ktlyn
Zibeedee
Craig
Bobbymac
Flossie
Rhett
Rhyll
Nichole, why that spelling? Nicole is fine.![]()
I would think it’s a big risk to name your child Thor, after a Greek God and a chiseled superhero. If your child grows up to be really skinny or a bit podgy, then it’s quite awkward.When I had my 1st little girl (planned c section), the theatre staff were so relieved that we didn't have a "Marvel" name as they'd already delivered two babies called Thor that day
I don't like any names referring to TV etc (all the GoT names before THAT ending)
Equally not a fan of names that sound like you've given birth to an 89 year old. Maisy, Archie, Arthur, Betsy, etc.
My sons middle name is Theo - it was short for Theodore - picked by my 8 year old who loved Alvin and the chipmunks at the timeAlvin and the Chipmunks![]()
Thatcher??? Really? It’s akin to calling your kid Hitler!Love this thread. I was doing well until page 20I have an Isabella but my family are actually Italian so that's why we chose it. Agree it is popular, however I've not met another one yet! And we love it. Hopefully it is on the decline- my LG is 17 months old.
So, when I was a teenager I had the most horrific names on my baby list; charity, destiny, chastity (WTAF?!)I think I have the list in the loft somewhere! Good job I now prefer more traditional names. I know of a Destiny. Not a good name!
I hate the names Fletcher and Thatcher!
Keith, Barry. Think it would put me off if I met a man called either of these.
Hate stupid spellings and double barrelled names!
I feel sorry for Lexis...I know one little girl and she is beautiful and very smart. I wouldn't choose it myself, though I like it if it is short for Alexandra.
Brandon is also awful.
I like a lot of girls names on here like Primrose, Arabella, Poppy, Lily and Daisy.
Yeah, I think the same of Poppy, Daisy, Honey, etc.. what if she grows up into a bit of a plain lump, she’d be picked on no end.I would think it’s a big risk to name your child Thor, after a Greek God and a chiseled superhero. If your child grows up to be really skinny or a bit podgy, then it’s quite awkward.![]()