If you had a baby now

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Reply 280

Beebumble

I've been watching way too many American sitcoms lately so for a girl Penny and a boy Barney. :biggrin:

Reply 281

Alexandra's Box

Original post by Persephone9

Haha, Dr. Harris is good, you need something nice and simple, and not just in care of the elderly :P Because my Indian surname is well... very Indian, and I'm mixed race but very fair (as in I wear lighter foundation than some of my white friends) people can get very confused.

That's certainly an upside to Harris!
Well at least you can say that you are an enigma... :wink:

Reply 282

Alotties

Boy: Isaac or Caleb
Girl: Erin or Evanie or Aderyn

Reply 283

Reagan Smash

Original post by Lyde

Out of interest, does anyone ever use their middle name? Our three have them, but aside from their birth certificates, I don't think I've ever used them since! We gave them fairly traditional middle names in case they decided to use that instead as adults - Rose, George and James as opposed to Sophia, Flynn and Henry.

I can remember a lad at school used his middle name instead of his first name, and his older brother did the same thing, so they ended up with each other's names. They were James Tim and Tim James respectively...confusing!

I know a guy who does this. His first name is George but he goes by his middle name, Max.

Reply 284

ScottishShortiex

Girl: Hayley, Juliana, Sophie, Eva, Alaina

Boy: Jamie, Austin, Tyler, Liam

Reply 285

Aconcernedparent

*Getting my diary with baby names*

For a girl, either; Olivia, Henrietta, Pauline, Filippa, Ingrid, Annabelle.
Used to like "Petra", but now I only associate it with that vulgar Ecclestone daughter.

For a boy, either; Jacob, Erik, Oscar, Philip.
Depends also on the father's nationality.

I know all girls say they want a girl, but I really want a boy. Ahh getting broody.

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 286

JDesole

Girl: Jennie
Boy: Brandon

Reply 287

AMELIA-x

Definitely an Irish name to go with my Irish surname (Kinsella)

so possibly:
girl: Aoife
boy: Finn

Reply 288

oo00oo

Original post by Bright.Inspiration.

LOLLL.

But OP, if it was a boy, then Aryaan or Aarav & if it was a girl then Mallika or Antara
(I'm Indian by the way, hence the odd names :biggrin:

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EDIT: who is going around negging everyone suggesting non-English names? Don't hate for no reason.

EDIT: I didn't mean to offend anyone by suggesting the name Aryaan - it's a normal name in India, and is derived from the Sanskrit ārya meaning 'Noble'. It has nothing to do with Nazi ideology. I'm sorry if I offended or hurt anyone.
Peace.

We have enough Indians as it is. Please don't have children.

Reply 289

labanlieu

I like Silas, Oliver, or Conor for boy.
Lilian, Anaís, or Audrey for a girl.

Reply 290

maitai

If it's a boy: Sufjan
If it's a girl: Lilija

I happen to like weird names. My name is rather obscure and I was never bullied because of it!

Reply 291

ArcadiaHouse

Girl: Nathalie, Scarlett, Lucy, Saoirse ('Seer-shuh'), Bianca

Boy: Luca, Bailey, Finn, Jude

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 292

madders94

Original post by Alotties

Boy: Isaac or Caleb
Girl: Erin or Evanie or Aderyn

Yay Welsh

As long as you pronounce it right! :tongue:

Reply 293

emmaaa88

Jacob for a boy, Micaela for a girl :smile:

Reply 294

Starsong

Felix, Henry, Stephen, Beatrice or maybe Bellatrix.

Reply 295

Angelic_Suzette

Original post by sarahthegemini

I really like the name Olivia or Erin for a girl. For a boy, I like the names Oliver :tongue:

Cory, and Josh.

The same reaction my Mum and brother had...threathened to take away my future children if I gave my future son the name Serpentine loool. I like it :'(