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A likes XX, B knows an XX and doesn't like them. B Likes YY but a friend is called the same name. A likes XY but C doesn't cos there was someone at school who was a nerd. A likes YX but we all know a TV personaility with that name and we all hate him.

FGS, it'll be called baby for the rest of it's life...lol

7 weeks to go so not much time left.

Daughter and I both love the name Delmi but my nephew laughed and said Delboy (I could have killed him). So Osian (Oshan) is the favourite but SIL likes another name altogether so if it's a boy he will probably be called IT.

Aaaaargh

Sue x

some people say wait till the baby is born and it will just come to you, I had choosen my babies names bar the eldest before tthey were born...



dont choose Susan its a bossy grumpy name >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> runs >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Cheeky tart, it'll be Welsh so Susan is right off the list..lol

x

Owen, Boyo , Blodwyn Gwyn, David , Allen , Tony

Powyis sp,?

Ian but wesh spelling,,,one near me is,,,and all I hear is,,,,,,,

Yi----yan....

Taff,:}}}}}}

Found lots of problems with a 7 year gap between offspring and having oldest and youngest in the family.

OH came up with Nicholas which suits him well.

Where did he get it from? An Estate agents Board!!!!

You must stick to your guns and instinct and not worry about what everyone else says
All the Nicks we know were nice but was never on our list of names which by a process of elimination dwindled to zero.

Teresa

We had such a problem naming our younger daughter that she was registered late.
Daughter and son in law couldn't decide on the middle name(s) for their youngest son (born March 21) - I had a thread up about this, but will repeat myself - someone suggested the grandfather's names, but son in law pointed out that Kevin Clyve sounded like pants from Poundland!
They made a panic decison in the registry office!

When I was pregnant with my eldest, my ex and I were going to call him Michael Dennis, if it was a boy. We hadn't decided on a girls name. When I was in labour the midwife asked me what I was going to call him/her. The name I said was completely different (I still don't know why) for a boy, but still no name for a girl. Fortunately, I had a boy and he is the name that I blurted out whilst in labour.

Thanks for your replies :-))

The only thing everyone agrees on it that the name should be a 'soft sounding' one, not Gerallt, Llyr, Gerwyn etc., and my OH has to be able to pronounce it...lol

Sue x

Morning All, I like Gethin, which is soft sounding, and Gethin Jones is lovely and a big softie. On the other hand I find Geriant, rather hard sounding.
Good Luck to the prospective parents, and the impending new arrival
Julia in Derbyshire

When i had youngest daughter someone asked me what her name was i said Kayleigh but my husband hated it we had row and she still had no name until in the car on way home, months previous husband had suggested the name Hannah and i said no but then in the car i thought ok we will call her Hannah and now cant imagine her called Kayleigh !!

Julia,

They have so many friends so choosing one of their names is tricky..lol, which one ends up happy?

If it's a girl they are agreed, at the moment, on one name..lol that may change though.

Rita, I don't think they will get as far as three names! :-))

Sue x

Edit: that's the problem with naming your child with the 'in' name, in later years it can become a joke because of TV programmes and the names they use as a stereotype.

Well, there is my son's name.... and his brother was going to be called Rhodri or Cennydd, but I was staying with in laws and they were making my life hell... so he has a good old fashioned English name....

Older son was going to be Sian or Rhiannon... younger son Anwen or Carys if they had been girls...

Some of the Welsh names can sound a little harsh, I think.

I love Ffion, Owain, Caradoc (I know, no-one else does!!) Ianto, Morgan oh, and Dafydd.

Love

Daff xxxx

My daughters name was chosen by me 30+ years before she was born

My OH thought up our sons name not that long before he was born...which was a good job really as he was 10 weeks prem

Tell the parents to go with a name they like and forget everyone else. You won't please everyone and ultimately it's their child so therefore their decision.

2 things ought to be considered when choosing a child's name

1) What is it going to be shortened to in the playground?
2) Could initials cause embarrassment eg Stephen Oliver Davis would end up as SOD - lol

What ever the parents choose, the child will be much loved.

Daff, your son's name definitely won't 'go' with their surname...lol

I agree it's their decision but having a large family we end up saying 'so and so's Paul' and 'so and so's Henry.

Then we have the friends.....who are all called by their first name and the village where they were brought up tagged on (that's a hangover from school).

Sue x