Feeling unsure about his name

[Lady_B]

Well let the name settle a bit and see how it feels. I always say dd fits her name perfect. Like she looks like she's be named that lol. But my dh calls her booger more then her real name and I call her my pumpkin pie lol and we already call the baby bubba lol

[Suburbangranola]

Originally Posted by katie-momto3 so what is her middle name?

Dee...
It sound so.... country.. lol

[7arrows4Christ]

What about the nickname "Boo"? That is baby's full initials, B.O.O. Close to "Bro", but more on the cutesie side. I really like the name Brody, it's not nearly as popular as Owen.

In all the rooms at my OB's office, he has all the birth announcements up, of the babies he delivers, on several cork boards in every room...very interesting to see the "name trends" and such. The last two appointments I've been seeing a new name pop up for a few families...."Rowdy". My husband LOVED it! But we are due in Feb with blessing #7, daughter #5

Erin

[KB'sMama1031]

mama the name thing is hard! I love the names you picked!
I still feel annoyed sometimes that DH talked me into naming my sweet baby boy George he is the fourth *eye roll* no offense to anyone who likes that name, I just never have and never thought I would name my baby that! Luckily, i got to find and pick his nickname, which is the only name he has ever known... hopefully it will stay that way for a while...
because of this I totally have baby #2's name options picked already, and I dont care if DH objects.. he already got his namesake now its my turn to choose!
suburbangranola I think Briana Dee is cute! It doesnt come off as "country" to me unless you frequently call her Briana-dee as one name... but a lot of names could sound that way if you run the first and second name together, I know mine could - Laura Jean gets turned into Lara-Jean by anyone from mississippi

[Suburbangranola]

Oh did I mention it's "Bree. Anna" and not Bree ON a?

We never call her by both names unless we are joking. DHs family is very southern ( like seriously need subtitles to understand FIL) and we kind of pick her when she accidentally talks with a drawl.

Had DH not filled out the birth certificate while I was in transition, I def would have made him choose another name.

[momof3boys1girl]

Originally Posted by katie-momto3 The thing is I really do like nicknames and shortened names...but I don't like Bro. I call my daughter Tatum, "Tay" or "Tay-Tay" all the time. Nolan is often Nolie and Lucas is occasionally Luke or Lou-Lou if I'm trying to get his attention. I've even caught myself calling Brody Bro already...and I cringe every time I do it. It drives me crazy.

I have a "tay" or "tay tay" Im hoping ds2 name NEVER gets big or even used. Ive never heard anyone with the same name

[kbjohnsonfam]

I heard the name Gavin the day before I had DS1. Hubby thought I liked it more than the rest of the names we had on the list, so after a hard birth, he says, you want to name him Gavin, I just shook my head.... and he could have said, you want to name him Whatchamacallit and I would have shook my head yes. Anyway, I hate his name. I hated it starting two weeks after he was born. My hubby now loves it. I asked if we could change it up to about 18months and Hubby finally said NO, now get over it. So I did, and now I just try to embrace it! its his name!