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February 28th, 2012 05:23 PM #1
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A case of bndd - can the hospital just charge it to our bill and name this little man
I have been truly inspired by Ohio mom of two, Kristen Hunger. She labeled and defined BNDD (Baby Name Desensitization Disorder) giving me a life raft on my quest to no where it seemed. She is currently pregnant with her 3rd after having two beautiful babies with names she was madly in love with and then developed this horrid disorder (BNDD). I thought I was all alone and hopeless until reading her post; all of the sudden I found much needed hope and a little relaxation in her story.
Like Kristen and her husband, we are pregnant only this time around with our 4th child which happens to be our 3rd boy. I have three beautiful and wonderful children named as follows: Vaughn (m), Rogan (m) and Berkley (f). My husband and I are, Jason and Kim Smith. That's right folks the most common name in America. My husband had to have all of his mail marked by social security number at college as there were several other Jason's with the same middle name in his dorm. Upon getting married we quickly found that our financial system and government is not as proactive, they do not operate by social security number when researching who is fiscally responsible. Needless to say the other Jason/Kim Smith's in our area both individually and together have some incredibly bad habits in regards to NOT paying their bills. This falls on our shoulders and our two friends' to sign and verify affidavits any time we want to purchase property or refinance. Dabbling in real estate property you can imagine the headache this creates in bothering our friends! Needless to say our quest is taken VERY SERIOUSLY in finding names that are unique and something that we like. Rogan and Berkley do not even register on our Baby Name Social Security rankings for our state. Much to our chagrin Berkley has become very popular in this area - so much for our try on that one.
Much as Kristen has described BNDD has left me feeling unexcited by any and every name otu there. I have scoured books, the entire internet and movies to review credits for a whopping NOTHING in the naming department for this very loved little man. This leaves me feeling apathetic and numb just like Kristen so eloquently described with her entire BNDD process. I want a name that I fall in complete love with. A name that inspires me and where I dream of his life, future and greatness (I'm already doing that of course I would just like a name to go along with my visions)!
You should also know that I married an amazing man who is the love of my life! When it comes to names this is an area that we can truly butt heads! He has been integral in naming ALL of our children. With Berkley he heard the name and that was it, he refused to look or hear anything else. I was skeptical and had a 2nd name picked out which was Bryn until my boss and I chatted about the name they had for their baby girl due a few months after our baby girl. That conversation resulted in us going back to having just Berkley needless to say. My husband is a big pile of goo when our babies are born and even gave me the golden ticket with Berkley when she arrived. He was so in love with her and everyone that names didn't matter to him at that moment like they had in the past. Needless to say not having a backup ready to go really took me by surprise. Another huge surprise was when I looked at her all I could see was my little precious and beautiful Berkley Lena, that was who she truly was!
So, cut to pregnancy #4 and my sweet lovable hubby is at it again. He has fallen madly in love with the name Oscar and refuses to hear or look at other naming options. This time around I want something that I am madly in love with and I will stop at nothing until I find it. I have also told him this and I refuse to be caught with my pants down when this baby comes (okay that was a bad analogy but ya catch my drift ha,ha)!
Clearly in my quest I am left empty handed and wondering if I should just give in and let Oscar grow on me... I do like the nickname Ozzy but, I do not feel the flow of it and well, very apathetic to this name choice overall. All the men's names in this family end with an n.... JasoN, VaughN, RogaN... The females are Kimberly and Berkley. This was not planned and something that certainly does not have to continue but, I would love our final boys name to end in an N to keep the 'flow' if you will. Is that the nuttiest thing ya'll have ever heard?
I do have baby naming requirements that I am willing to throw out in a heartbeat upon finding that name that finally clicks with me (if that is to happen this go round). I feel they are not over the top but, I am open to the fact I have lost my sanity on this issue long ago
1. I would like the name to end in N
2. I would like to avoid J, K, V, R, and B initials, if possible
3. I think a two+ syllable name would flow better with Smith than a one syllable name
4. I want a unique name that does not leave people curling their lips upon hearing it, as well as embodying a strong, gender specific feeling
I am completely out of my league on this one and maybe I just need some positive reinforcement? Am I being to greedy or searching for the unattainable, it is very possible! The hospital staff may indeed be in charge of naming this little munchkin
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February 28th, 2012 06:29 PM #3
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I will throw out my favorite names that have made my short list.. although not many fit your criteria, but hey, you never know! After scouring the world as well to find the perfect, and unusual name for our 4th child (we have 3 sons and do not know what this baby is yet)
Truett
Devereaux
Fawkes
Evroux
Catesby
Norther
Ransom
Fender
Jasper
Fallon
Matisse
Flynn
Escher
Powell
Laken
Falcon
Strummer
There you go.. I have about a zillion more that I love, let me know what you think of any of these and I might have some good variations for you as well. Good luck!
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February 29th, 2012 11:54 AM #5
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February 29th, 2012 09:59 PM #7
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I was so scared to click back in here and feared no one would have suggested anything. That would mean I truly was left to my own devises which, is not safe for me (I'm okay with that but, for this little baby to deal with it for the rest of his life tisk, tisk, tisk on me). I think I have to be over the whole N thing at the end of the name. I have to open this up so something can hit me (thank goodness I have a few months to deal with this).
Full disclosure I do have two names that I LOOOOVEEE and both are taken by incredibly close friends of the family and my cousins took the other....
Nolan and Sullivan
Okay names on the list that I like hubby is not into them but, I think I covered that in my original post.
Truman
Corwin (I'm not sure but, I may like it)
Devereaux (This I really like but, my hubby would NEVER allow it)
Evroux
Jasper
Flynn
Laken
someone also said Callen or Callan. I kinda like it along with Cohen. Nothing of a deep love or anything just yet. I feel that I should be completely in Love to really go all out with the hubby on this topic
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March 1st, 2012 11:26 PM #9
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Glad you liked some of my suggestions, I have been hot on the hunt for some more (you and I must be kindred spirits as far as searching for that "perfect" name for this baby! Oh, and I sort of cam across a variation of Evroux, what about Avreau? pronounced "Ah-vrow" I think it has a charming ring to it.
Ok, so on to some other wild names I have fallen for recently:
Sailor
Cavanaugh
Sweeney
Prewitt
Wesiker
Sutter
Hutchings
Fifer
Forrest
Palmer
Sterling
Story
Sparrow
Roscoe
Callister
Fenix
Peregrine
Darring
Revere
Fenway
Atticus
Corliss
Thisbe
Navarre
Salinger
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March 1st, 2012 11:30 PM #11
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btw- I love the name Stratton. I am putting it on my list!
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March 1st, 2012 11:56 PM #13
My son's name is Laikon, pronounced the same as Laken. It's a very distinctive name and I love it. I've never met another little boy in my area named Laken or any variation of it. I do know of a woman named Laekyn, but she's my age. Since you like Laken, have you considered Lachlan/Lochlan/Locklyn? It's similar and ends in an 'n'.
Also:
Lucien
Shannon
Crimson
Ivan
Jameson
Leon
Boston
Trennen
Keiran
Macon
Faolan
Crispin
Brighton
Dannon
Afton
Warren
Kinion
Faxon
Daxton
Maddigan
Bronwyn
Fionn
Konstantin
Broden
Albin
Braxton
Saroyan
Alston
Valerian
Farren
Newlyn
Zion
Stellen
Riordan
Kyson
Roman
Brycen
Seghen
Torrin
Branson
Alton
Kingston
Rueben
Morrigan
Florian
Javon
Brevyn
Ronan
Aimon
Brogan
Finnian
Bronson
Adrian
Saxon
There, I think I bombarded you with enough -n names. lol.DH: Clifton Tyler 'Ty'
DS: Laikon Timothy
Me: Hannah Nicole
Girl: Tesla Lucille, Nova Simone, Petra Meredith, Liora Daphne, Zahara Marilyn, Pomona Roxanne, Ellowyn Claire, Shoshana Elizabeth, Doveva Lillian, Ramona Josephine, Onnaliese Irene, Vivienne Samantha, Heidi Rebecca
Boy: Locklyn Tyler, Hartel Steven, Saroyan Tyler, Desmond Steven, Roman Tyler, Leo Steven, Arden Tyler, Ezra Steven,
Odin Tyler, Gregory Steven, Zakarian Tyler, Jericho Steven, Warren Tyler, Theodore Steven
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March 1st, 2012 11:59 PM #15
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March 2nd, 2012 12:52 AM #17
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March 2nd, 2012 07:23 PM #19
Well hey if you're considering other endings, I'll throw my non-N ending names from my long list at you!
Alexandro
Amadeo
Amadeus
Archer
Arthur
Boaz
Dax
Deveraux
Everett
Frederick
Leonardo
Lorenzo
Luther
Miles
Quade
Rhett
Rhys
Valiant
Wesley
William
Quintus
Quincy
Inigo
Laszlo
Lazaro
Lazarus
Rysio
Vittorio
Ragnar
Fox
Calix
Daxton
Gerard
Dalziel
Rheinnalt
Lex
Leo
Renzo
Donaghy
Everard
Eleazar
Elonzo
Everado
Enando
Hans
Eberhardt
Peredur
Raghnall
Rhisiart
Sterling
Viggo
Pierce
Ryu
Leonirez
Ardziv
Isarno
Adalher
Adolar
Aquilas
Arundel
Daxiat
Cipriano
Zade
Ozias
Rook
Quentrell
Bravery
Desiderio
Isandro
Peteul
Plaxico
Petros
Piero
Piers
Piaras
Pierre
Pietari
Petteri
Petru
Petras

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