I wouldn’t say posh, but ‘traditional’ like Freddy or Archie. A few years ago these names would have been considered a little more on the ‘posh’ side but they’re becoming more and more popular now. I think Barney will probably be one of the more popular names in the next few years l.Barney Brown is bad. I guess Barney the Dinosaur won’t be such a cultural touchstone for kids being born these days, but still. And it’s particularly unfortunate if he ends up being obese like his dad. The name seems quite downmarket to me, is it considered posh in Cheshire circles?
Is Sophie’s nephew’s full name Wilfred or just Wilf? I can’t tell from her sister’s Instagram.
I’m sorry that happened to you. And you are completely right about that kids will use and find anything.Excuse me whilst I interrupt my usual Sophie and Dave snark to white knight.
Kids are cruel.
If they want to bully someone they will find a way. I was bullied for my name... My appearance... My level of intelligence... What I wore... Where I lived... My parent's jobs... I never fought back, but inside I would tell myself things that I knew where true 'I'm smarter than you' , 'I'll have a better job than you someday' and even petty things like, 'I have a nicer house than you'.
Sophie and Dave should concentrate on raising a little boy who is a good person with a strong sense of self worth. They can let the parents of future bullies worry about how they will raise their children to not pick on someone simply because of their name.
If they had chosen a name like Banana Brown, then maybe I would be concerned but Barney is fine, and I imagine it will probably grow in popularity as names do go in and out of fashion. 10 years ago Arthur scrapped into the Top 100 and I'm sure people who chose it for their son had people turn their noses up and say it's an 'old man's name', but now it's in the Top 10.
hey dave, why is she posting a photo of Dave?
I see Dave was pratting around in Aldi recording the flower selection on Insta Stories to enable Her Royal Highness to choose a bunch exactly to her liking, no doubt whilst there was a queue of customers outside, waiting to get in to the store to do actual shopping.
Selfish through and through.
And if you're going to buy a bunch of flowers for anyone, Dave, how about buying them for Sophie's mum as a small gesture of thanks? She's the one you two have been freeloading off over the last few months.
I suspect they only revealed the poor sods name so they could receive tons of personalised gifted baby clothes with his name on.
Actually no, strangling a cat doesn't sound as bad as thatHis singing, wow,
I assume that’s what you hear if you strangle a cat.
Barney Brown.
He'll get called owl.
Barn- ... owl.
Brown ... owl.
I just see this as blatant guilt tripping.Just saw their website, it mentions buying pins to support their baby so that’s the product merchandise they have coming soon? They aren’t very original with their ideas.
I like how chip is mentioned before poor baby brown. I hope they sort out the pecking order.Just saw their website, it mentions buying pins to support their baby so that’s the product merchandise they have coming soon? They aren’t very original with their ideas.
YES. Nail on the head right here. Everyone else has to work the provide for their children. But these two useless idiots are far too lazy to do that.I just see this as blatant guilt tripping.
‘If you don’t buy our shitty pins our baby will starve’
Surely a lot of people’s dreams are to be able to build a loving happy home for their children? But to make that dream happen people have to work hours away from their children (which is obviously upsetting to some parents).
I don’t dislike Sophie and Dave but they do annoy me. However this has really boiled my piss.
Sort your bloody lives out like most people in their late 20s and early 30s have to and stop relying on the generosity of your viewers to fund your pathetic, head-in-the-clouds lifestyle.
FFS.
I thought this yesterday. He’s a lovely dog but I see so many people getting rid of their dogs after the baby arrives. The difference is Sophie and dave already treat him like a baby so maybe they won’t, but it will definitely be hard to find time to walk him whilst also driving dave to work and caring for the baby, chips barking waking the baby up. I think maybe if they’d had the baby whilst in their own house they’d have been overwhelmed and shipped him off to Scotland but I can’t see them moving out for the first 2/3 months of the babies lifeSpeaking of Chip, shall we do a sweepstake on when he will be shipped off to Dave's family forevermore!? Poor thing.
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