Tigermom
DS 3yo and 2nd due Oct 29
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My husband is also a pain with names. If it were up me, I'd go with Jack. I love it, and I think it is such a strong name. However, if my husband has even heard of it, it gets voted down. I love unique names, but I refuse to name my child Bookcase or Ukulele just to be unique.
Having said that, our first born's name is Archer, and I love it. It is a little weird, but it so suits him... It's perfect for him. If we were having a daughter, her name selection was Sawyer (my absolute number one... I love old-fashioned names), Audrey, Adeline, or Genevieve.
However, it seems we are having a boy it's our destiny. Our boy's names are Ryder (a bit common, but it goes so well with Archer, both in strength, sound, and meaning... It means "knight." Who doesn't want a Knight alongside their Archer? ), Teddy (whole name Theodore), Link (whole name Lincoln). Archer is also a very old-fashioned name, and we adore that it wasn't popular at all. It was unique without being weird... to us.
Having said that, our first born's name is Archer, and I love it. It is a little weird, but it so suits him... It's perfect for him. If we were having a daughter, her name selection was Sawyer (my absolute number one... I love old-fashioned names), Audrey, Adeline, or Genevieve.
However, it seems we are having a boy it's our destiny. Our boy's names are Ryder (a bit common, but it goes so well with Archer, both in strength, sound, and meaning... It means "knight." Who doesn't want a Knight alongside their Archer? ), Teddy (whole name Theodore), Link (whole name Lincoln). Archer is also a very old-fashioned name, and we adore that it wasn't popular at all. It was unique without being weird... to us.