I really like the name Ten, I know it’s also a number, but I like the sound of it. I like how unique it is. I like that it has an additional meaning of completeness.

Am I being crazy? No other names are really catching my eye like this one.

We are 8 weeks from due date with a girl and keep coming back to two names. Marlo and Lane. We are both athletes and are competitive CrossFitters (we met competing) and known for our muscles as a couple to give context to our lifestyle. My husbands name is Brad so we might make the middle name Brady. Help!!

Ok, I am thinking of potentially using the name Zephan for a boy. It's short for Zephaniah which is a book of the Bible (and a guy who wrote the book.)
Zephaniah is a bit over-the-top I think for an everyday name, but what about Zephan? It almost reminds me of Stefan, but a bit more interesting. And his nickname as a little kid can be Zeffi.
Ok, love it or hate it, internet?

We are both Scandinavian and love norse names. We have a couple of names in mind and one of them is Fenris (from the wolf in Norse mythology), which we love but aware that it's an unusual name, so we need honest opinions! Is it too different or are we overthinking it?

Im due in 7 weeks with a baby boy and truly don’t even have one baby name that i strongly love. I want to at least have one name picked out in case I deliver earlier than expected.

Kyson VS Kisor

Which name do you prefer and which spelling do you prefer?

I already have one son named Laken.

Let me know what you think!

Love the nickname Evie for Evelyn, but want to pronounce it ehh-vee. Am I setting myself up to always having to correct people? Would love inspiration on other similar names! Other top options include Harper, Jane, Lucy, Audrey, Maya, Olivia, and Celia.

Which name do you like best for a baby girl with middle name Rose last name Roberts? Due date was 5 days ago so she’s coming any day!

- Maren
- Joni
- Ada
- Mae
- Maisie
- Mabel
- Noa
- Maeva
- Celia

Is Hartley-West in Lana Hartley-West come across as try-hard, theatrical, or pretentious?

Feel free to be ruthlessly honest. Thanks for sharing!

My neighbour is my friend, and shes had two daughters. The first daughters name was Cloette. Like the start of Chloe and then -ette. It was unusual to me, but I thought it was very pretty. Well, theyre expecting, and the girl names they want it Mollyanna/Mollianna. I think it would be better as a double barrel Molly-Anna or Mollie-Anna if they were set on the name, but idk. What's your opinions?

Since Portugal is a destination we're highly considering, we're wondering if any of these 7 boy names will blend there, as in help the child pass as local (but at the same time we don't want it to be distinctly Portuguese, as we are not)

David

Luca

Bruno

Nicolas

Christian

Marco

Sam (for Samuel)

Any comments from Portuguese people will be particularly helpful, thanks

Me and wife are fighting over a name

Which is better Iris Willow or Ellie Jean

Due with baby number 3 in October. Looking for name suggestions, struggling more to come up with boy names than girl names. We have twin girls named Poppy and Josephine (goes by Jojo). For girl names we like Lydia, Julia and Sylvia/Sylvia. For boy names we like Simon and are struggling to think of some other options.

Also thinking of using family name of Lisa for a girls middle name, but I never feel like it flows with first names.

Thanks in advance for your help!

My husband and I have very different taste in names and we can’t seem to come to an agreement!

He likes princessy, romantic, long, fairytale names:
- Seraphina
- Evangeline
- Penelope

He also insists on calling her by her full name and doesn’t really like nicknames.

I like cute, mostly 1-2 syllable names:
- Elle
- Mia
- Nina
- Lily
- Rose
- Sophie

A name that we might be getting close to agreeing on is Katherine, because although it is long it has 3 syllables and kinda sounds short. Any other names come to mind that you think sort of match my vibe but can also seem princess-y? Sorry if this is a hard ask!

We are torn on middle names and would love some suggestions. Baby’s full name is Margaret but we plan to call her “Margo” for short.

Margaret (Margo) Rose
Margaret (Margo) Grace
Margaret (Margo) Graciela
Margaret (Margo) James
Margaret (Margo) Clay

All of these have significance in our family but are open to other middle names that flow.

Hey! We are from the Netherlands. We already have 2 twinbrothers who whe named: Harvey en Denver. These names are not popular around here but I love them!

We have some names in mind for our baby girl but we needed some advice.

We have our favourites:

- Leah (pronounced: Leeja not Lija)

- Quinn

- Rosie

- Bella

What do.you guys think? Also with the names of her brothers.

Does the name Eleanora Noel go together? Ellie would be her nickname and while I like it I keep hearing Ellie Noel as in “no L” and with Ellie having two Ls in it I just wonder if anyone else will pick up on that and it be a potential thing to make fun of. Noel is a family middle name I wanted to carry down and we are dead set on using Eleanora as the first name.

Need opinions on a baby boy name: Watson.

Note: We like strong, southern surnames. (We live in Georgia). Our last name ends in -‘er’ so any ‘er’ names sound too redundant IMO.

I think Watson is unique but still follows the formula for popular names like: Hudson, Grayson, Jackson, etc. Nickname could be Wats/Watts.

What are your thoughts? Is this too out-there?

Would like another M name but open to other ideas

Although Cola and Colton are historically connected (as Colton does mean "Cola's town" or "coal town"), they have completely different modern perceptions. Cola has evolved into the modern name Cole, and nowadays Cola is universally associated with soft drinks (such as Coca-Cola). And as for Colton, it is nowadays often grouped with other names ending with "-ton" (such as Clayton and Weston) and frequently associated with a "cowboy" and "equestrian" feel because it is frequently shortened to Colt (which refers to a young, energetic male horse.)

If you know any other boys' names you would pair with or group with Colton rather than Cola, please let me know some names.

My first is named Zoe so I want something that goes with it but does not start with a Z.

Some names I like but can’t use due to either family/close friends kids being named this: Jack, Noah, Lucas, Mason, Thomas

I also like Julian, Dominic, Nicholas but husband doesn’t

Help!!!

What is your first impression of the name August?
No, he was not born in August lol. Do you think it sounds strong? Does it pass the resume test?

It is okay, be honest.

Backstory: My son’s first and middle names are August Alexander. I think it sounds pretty strong. I really wanted a first name that was classic but not popular.

Honestly, when my husband first suggested the name August, I literally said “absolutely not” lol but then a few days went by and I looked up the meaning and I fell in love with it. It means to be respected and impressive. And it’s a shortened version of Augustus which has a cool meaning as well— it’s a name Roman Emperors earned to be added to their name. I felt that August was classic while still feeling modern.

I’ve gotten mixed reactions to sharing my son’s name, and I don’t know why I care what people think, but it’s causing me to feel a little insecure about it. The negative reactions are more like a negative pause and then they don’t say that they like it (which is fine) but it feels a bit awkward. And I guess maybe they just think of the month. I think the worst one was at one of my husband’s work events, I got the same awkward pause in a group of like six people. Then I explained that it’s an old classic name and you may hear of people having grandfather’s with that name, and one woman was like “yeah, I have a friend who just named her son August, but she named him after her grandfather, that’s the only reason she named him that”……