Anyone have names already?

[Nanaki]

We already picked a girl name is Jessica may or mai and for a boy name as we already got two boys so we r toying with idea with Dominic at the moment as I like it! Xxx

 

[MKL073007]

Brinib...I think we are destined to be friends lol

 

[motherofboys]

I'm so fussy with names. I wont use names of anyone I know or that are too popular. Like my Great Uncle just passed away last week, his name was Edward but his always been called Ted. I love the name Ted/Teddy. But there is a boy called Teddy in my sons class and I chat to his mum so I wont use it. Also with the fifty shade of gray books, they call their baby Teddy so I can see it becoming more popular so wont use it.
There are a few other names I like that are heard less often (I like traditional that have fallen out of use) that are Biblical names but already have 2 children with Biblical names (Zachariah and Nathaniel) so think another would be a bit (UK ladies you will know what I mean) Dingles!
Since my sons E.T obsession Elliot has really grown on me, not sure how it sounds along side Jimi, Zac and Nate (which is what we shorten them to) I also love Seth, which I know is quite popular in the states, but I think in the UK people may think of it as an old man name. Also I may only love it because its so similar to my girl name that I may never use.
So I do have a few options, I just need to stop being so fussy LOL

 

[Glitterdiva]

Yep Tallulah Emily and Travis Stewie

 

[Amsan]

I love Alyvia (Olivia) Grace for a girl, and I haven't QUITE decided boys name. (Recently split from the baby daddy, who originally had an arrangement that girls name I pick, boys name he picks, buuuut long story short he's no longer in the picture) But I like the names Elijah and Lucas. Maybe I'll put them together and go for Elijah Lucas

 

[Lara310809]

I'm so fussy with names. I wont use names of anyone I know or that are too popular. Like my Great Uncle just passed away last week, his name was Edward but his always been called Ted. I love the name Ted/Teddy. But there is a boy called Teddy in my sons class and I chat to his mum so I wont use it. Also with the fifty shade of gray books, they call their baby Teddy so I can see it becoming more popular so wont use it.
There are a few other names I like that are heard less often (I like traditional that have fallen out of use) that are Biblical names but already have 2 children with Biblical names (Zachariah and Nathaniel) so think another would be a bit (UK ladies you will know what I mean) Dingles!
Since my sons E.T obsession Elliot has really grown on me, not sure how it sounds along side Jimi, Zac and Nate (which is what we shorten them to) I also love Seth, which I know is quite popular in the states, but I think in the UK people may think of it as an old man name. Also I may only love it because its so similar to my girl name that I may never use.
So I do have a few options, I just need to stop being so fussy LOL

I'm English born and raised, and I don't know what dingles means

I love the name Seth, and I have done ever since I read a series of books, (where there was a lovely guy called Seth) in my teens. Trouble is a cousin has started going by it when it's not even his real name. It's a bit of a sore spot, so a no-go for me

We have a name for a girl, but finding boys' names is doing my head in already We want something unusual and striking, but not bully-worthy. Also, what are common in the US and the UK aren't common here. But the few that appeal to me don't appeal to OH. I'm really liking Grey for a boy, but I'm concerned someone's going to make the 50 Shades link, even though I've never read the books. Never heard of a kid called Grey in the UK or here; so it would be unusual/unique.

 

[Pinkie88]

I have no ideas and I'm not finding out the sex of the baby I will name the baby when we meet

 

[fayefirth]

At the moment we like,
Elliot Mylo
And
Freya Alice

 

[motherofboys]

I'm so fussy with names. I wont use names of anyone I know or that are too popular. Like my Great Uncle just passed away last week, his name was Edward but his always been called Ted. I love the name Ted/Teddy. But there is a boy called Teddy in my sons class and I chat to his mum so I wont use it. Also with the fifty shade of gray books, they call their baby Teddy so I can see it becoming more popular so wont use it.
There are a few other names I like that are heard less often (I like traditional that have fallen out of use) that are Biblical names but already have 2 children with Biblical names (Zachariah and Nathaniel) so think another would be a bit (UK ladies you will know what I mean) Dingles!
Since my sons E.T obsession Elliot has really grown on me, not sure how it sounds along side Jimi, Zac and Nate (which is what we shorten them to) I also love Seth, which I know is quite popular in the states, but I think in the UK people may think of it as an old man name. Also I may only love it because its so similar to my girl name that I may never use.
So I do have a few options, I just need to stop being so fussy LOL

I'm English born and raised, and I don't know what dingles means

I love the name Seth, and I have done ever since I read a series of books, (where there was a lovely guy called Seth) in my teens. Trouble is a cousin has started going by it when it's not even his real name. It's a bit of a sore spot, so a no-go for me

We have a name for a girl, but finding boys' names is doing my head in already We want something unusual and striking, but not bully-worthy. Also, what are common in the US and the UK aren't common here. But the few that appeal to me don't appeal to OH. I'm really liking Grey for a boy, but I'm concerned someone's going to make the 50 Shades link, even though I've never read the books. Never heard of a kid called Grey in the UK or here; so it would be unusual/unique.

Dingles as in the programme Emmerdale. They are a big (quite rough) family that all have biblical names like Zac, Cain, Samson, Eli or are named after virtues like Charity and Chastity.
My niece (who's 20) went with a Graham and they used to call him Grey, but I agree people would the connection now.

 

[AliKitts]

so im thinking monty for a boy, who likes that?

 

[HeidiLSparks]

Yup, we picked Mayzee Brynn for our daughters name. DH entire family hates it, but we love it. So sucks for them lol