baby names

ethanryan | 11:57 Fri 25th Jan 2008 | Pregnancy

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my sister in law is about to give birth but still hasnt chosen a name she would like something different but not that different that the child will be teased at school. just wondering what ideas people had and what names you have all chosen. she does not know the sex of the baby.
she dont want ethan thomas or ryan samuel as they are my boys names and she dont want kaylee or kelsey as they are our nieces names

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spudqueen

Having a very unusual name myself (I don't know what my mother was thinking of!) I steered clear of unusual names. My children are called Richard and Christopher. I wanted classic names which people would know how to pronounce and spell (unlike my name!), but which weren't really fashionable, as I didn't want people to be able to guess their age by their name (as will happen with Kylie, Poppy, Kelsey, Paige etc).
I would plead though that whatever name is chosen please, please have the proper spelling. It causes soooooooooooo much trouble for someone to have to constantly spell their name, or to receive birthday cards etc with your name spelt, wrong all their life. Examples I have known have been Lili (instead of Lily), Mathew (instead of Matthew), Cait (instead of Kate).

bananie

olivia
grace
aisling (ashleen)
niamh - girls

ryan
callum
connor
sean - boys

meglet

I'm Megan and my sister is Bronwyn. We live in Essex so she's the only one round here! I wasn't too keen on my name when I was younger but don't mind it now. EXCEPT that its become very popular and now there are loads of Megans around 5 - 8 years old. At least I'll have a young sounding name when I'm old and grey!

babybombo

My favourite name for girls is Elouise
And for boys they are Caleb and Kerr
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pixie_woo

My son is Spencer Drew.
mrs_o, I love the name Barney. Not too sure about Prada though.
I know a lady who's just called her daughter Thalia which I think is lovely.
Olivia was the most popular girl's name in England last year, that in itself is enough to put me off. Its a gorgeous name but just too common.

aims1202

I am not pregnant yet (hopefully soon!) but i already have a shortlist! I would have to see my baby first before deciding which one.
Boys; Zak, Connor, Tommy
Girls; Cara, Ria, Kiera
I have a son already who is called Liam.

natalie_1982