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  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by amberdaydream View Post
    Can't think of anything anyone hasn't already suggested but you could do Nathaniel nn Nathan.
    Thanks, Nathaniel is my fave/closest we've come to a boy name. I know he'd like nn Nathan or Nate, so maybe that will solve it for us?

  2. #13
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    My hubby doesn't like my old-fashioned tastes either. He likes "normal" names. Translation: popular. Since my name is rarely heard, I do like the idea of our child being one of many in his/her class. I like having an uncommon name.
    Your husband's taste isn't too bad. Could you convince him to use Nathaniel? nn can still be Nate, if he likes that. Or a longer Rose name? Rosalie, Rosemary/marie, Rosalind/Rosalyn/Roselyn, etc.
    Here are some names to consider:
    Sabella, Rosabella, Arabella, Isabetta, Elisabetta, Primrose?
    Annabelle/bella, Annemarie, Annalie/Annalee, Anastasia, Annika, Anais?
    Adrianna or Arianna? Deanna?
    Leta
    Lila
    Sylvia/Sylvie, Silver?
    Dahlia, Iris, Ivy, Violet, Ruby, Scarlett
    Gemma
    Clarice - it's a smoosh of Clare and Reese

    Asher, Archer, Angus, Orson, Omri, Eli, Alaric, Frederick, Thomas, Augustin, Silas, Sullivan, Sterling, Stellan, Sebastian, Milo?
    Last edited by niteowl13; April 16th, 2012 at 02:35 PM. Reason: spelling error

  3. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by niteowl13 View Post
    My hubby doesn't like my old-fashioned tastes either. He likes "normal" names. Translation: popular. Since my name is rarely heard, I do like the idea of our child being one of many in his/her class. I like having an uncommon name.
    Your husband's taste isn't too bad. Could you convince him to use Nathaniel? nn can still be Nate, if he likes that. Or a longer Rose name? Rosalie, Rosemary/marie, Rosalind/Rosalyn/Roselyn, etc.
    Here are some names to consider:
    Sabella, Rosabella, Arabella, Isabetta, Elisabetta, Primrose?
    Annabelle/bella, Annemarie, Annalie/Annalee, Anastasia, Annika, Anais?
    Adrianna or Arianna? Deanna?
    Leta
    Lila
    Sylvia/Sylvie, Silver?
    Dahlia, Iris, Ivy, Violet, Ruby, Scarlett
    Gemma
    Clarice - it's a smoosh of Clare and Reese

    Asher, Archer, Angus, Orson, Omri, Eli, Alaric, Frederick, Thomas, Augustin, Silas, Sullivan, Sterling, Stellan, Sebastian, Milo?
    Haha, yes, the "normal" (as in Top 20) names. I have a "normal" name for our generation (Dh does not), and I am with you - it's best not to be one of many in a classroom (especially when your last initial is "P" lol!).

    I think I am really going to give Nathaniel a try for the boy names... I didn't originally envision it, but it's a good meeting in the middle for us.

    I love the simplicity of Rose, but Rosalie and Rosemarie are great (Rosemary is "taken" in the fam).
    Elisabetta is one I rarely hear... very pretty! I wonder what his reaction would be.
    Annika - love this one instead of Anne!
    Sylvia/Sylvie and Dahlia are also great ones that hasn't yet been pitched to Dh. Adding more to the list... this is so helpful!

  4. #17
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    Our last name starts with a P as well, it's 2 syllables, French, but doesn't really sound it. We are expecting our third boy in 8 weeks and can't agree, either. DH likes sounds I don't (-oy mostly), or names that I feel are for old men. Not sure how helpful my suggestions will be, but thought I'd send them anyway.

    For girls: I like the suggestion of Natalie, I think that's such a pretty name. I also like Reese and Olivia. Rosalie may start to get popular because of the Twilight series, but it's a nice name.

    For boys: Our boys names' are Wyatt and Cole, it either interests you. How about Ethan, Evan, Benjamin, Noah, Bennett, Owen?

    Good luck deciding!

  5. #19
    Quote Originally Posted by laurap View Post
    Our last name starts with a P as well, it's 2 syllables, French, but doesn't really sound it. We are expecting our third boy in 8 weeks and can't agree, either. DH likes sounds I don't (-oy mostly), or names that I feel are for old men. Not sure how helpful my suggestions will be, but thought I'd send them anyway.

    For girls: I like the suggestion of Natalie, I think that's such a pretty name. I also like Reese and Olivia. Rosalie may start to get popular because of the Twilight series, but it's a nice name.

    For boys: Our boys names' are Wyatt and Cole, it either interests you. How about Ethan, Evan, Benjamin, Noah, Bennett, Owen?

    Good luck deciding!
    Congrats on your upcoming due date!

    I really like both Wyatt and Cole - great choices (Dh nixed Cole already. These husbands! ). Love Ethan (going to add that to the list) and Bennett/Benjamin. We actually both love Benjamin, but in the past year, two Ben's were born in our family AND a Natalie became our goddaughter. Perhaps I should have listed all the taken family names too, but that seemed like an overwhelming post. I hear you on Rosalie - I haven't read the series. It's technically a family name for us (that is usable as it goes two generations back), but people may think we're Twilight fans instead.

  6. #21
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    Personally, I don't think your naming styles are too different. You have a lot of nice ones to consider. My favs are:

    Anne
    Claire
    Rebecca
    Lydia
    Susannah

    Timothy
    Heath
    August
    Simon

    Good Luck!

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  8. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by boyandgirl View Post
    Personally, I don't think your naming styles are too different. You have a lot of nice ones to consider. My favs are:

    Anne
    Claire
    Rebecca
    Lydia
    Susannah

    Timothy
    Heath
    August
    Simon

    Good Luck!
    Thanks! Yeah, I don't think our styles are always vastly different, but our approaches are (for example, I love Rebecca but have 3 reasons it really won't work for us - it's my aunt's name who I have no intention of naming a baby after, and I have a semi-traumatic history with two different Rebeccas/Becs in the past. He just doesn't approach names like that... he loves the sound of Rebecca and doesn't love the sound of Susannah, the end lol. We'll find a good name we agree on at some point! :).

  9. #27
    Taz - some great ones in here, thank you! I will keep sending ideas Dh's way and see what I get.

  10. #29
    I love your taste. Here are my thoughts:
    Regarding your husbands choices, what about Isobel over Isabella? To me, (sorry sorry don´t want to offend anyone, taste is personal) Isobel/Isabel is a beautiful medieval name with rich history and Isabella is em au courant and not in a good way. Waaay too much.
    Some other ideas you might like:
    Katherine-- beautiful classic Catholic name. Feminine and respectable.
    Love your idea for Susannah
    Rosalie
    Eulalie
    Irene
    Christine
    Cecilia
    Laura
    Mary
    Marion

    For boys,
    gosh I can´t see your list now or remember but going by your taste
    John
    Daniel
    James
    I looove Patrick and personally never get this whole teasing meme? Who gets teased about their name?
    Jasper
    Christopher
    Peter
    William
    Richard
    Leonard
    Leopold (ok I am in Belgium)
    Joseph

    good luck!!

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