[Archived] Names For My Daughter Please

[Plastic Head]

We're struggling to agree on a name so....

If anyone has a name or names you like for a girl feel free....

No Taylor or Bailey type names please...(sorry any Taylor or Baileys out there...but too American)

...and we already have a Laura.

Sorry Mods can you move to not football.

[S15]

Have you considered John?

[ewoodturf]

What about Imogen or Rhiannon I think those are beautiful, unusual, interesting names.

[cn174]

Clare!! Making sure you don't put an "I" in it or miss off the "E"

[Darth Paul]

Don't call it Brad!!!

[T4E]

Incey.

[rebelmswar]

Emalith.

My wife wouldnt agree though, had to settle on Gillian and Kerragan.

[LeChuck]

Maybe this BBC News article from a few weeks ago can provide some influence?.

On a more serious note, well done for abstaining from awful names like Taylor and Bailey.

[Ninja Boi]

Evangeline

Shania

Carla

Stephanie

Emily

[Alan75]

Why not try the old indian way of naming a baby.

Name her after the first thing you see outside after she is born.

The old jokes are allways the best

[rebelmswar]

Why not try the old indian way of naming a baby.

Name her after the first thing you see outside after she is born.

The old jokes are allways the best

I would imagine that Dog Urinating on Lamppost would get a lot of stick at school.

[bodrum_blue]

Zeynep

[Paul]

Personally I think "classic" names are the best. My personal favourites right now would be Sarah or Rebecca, and always use the full name, so Samantha should not be Sam.

I would avoid modern names like Kylie etc. Also make sure you get the spelling right, once it's on the birth certificate the poor girl is stuck for life!

[incy wincy little spider]

That my birthday!

Amy

Sarah

Kathryn

Maria

[Beta Ray Bill]

Margaret Hilda ?

Well it does have a Rovers link...

[roversmum]

Rose is very popular at the moment and it makes a nice second name too.

[Rovermatt]

Molly, Aimee, Emily and Grace are on my list for potential female offspring.

[Billy Castell]

Vansittard, Eva, Biscuit, Rosie, Kenneth, Tina, Froggie, Zebzeb-Flipper, Supermarket, Big Mac and chips, Nissan, Beamo, Jip Jip Nooga.

[adopted scouser]

Alexandra, always liked Elspeth too.

[broadsword]

Chardonnay-Combats

Or name her after teh place she was conceived, eg "Bed"

[American]

I heard an interesting point about middle names - rarely do people use their middle name, and usually people don't know other people's middle names, so you can make them something interesting without scarring the kid for life.

[b12_simon]

I heard an interesting point about middle names - rarely do people use their middle name, and usually people don't know other people's middle names, so you can make them something interesting without scarring the kid for life.

I'm with my dad on this one - they're pointless. I'm glad I don't have one and if I ever have kids I won't saddle them with one either. One lad at our school was stuck with the name Alban for crying out loud. What were his folks thinking?

[American]

Found it. Magician Penn Jillette's daughter's middle name is CrimeFighter:

Jillette explained that his wife suggested they use "CrimeFighter" because she herself does not have a middle name, people do not generally know other people's middle names, and they might as well "have some fun with it".

[dillo_dillo]

Very interesting topic! for me.

--- So sorry Plastic Head.

I'm really interesting how do English(speaker) give the name to children.

'cause, I often see "Same first name" people in English.

I still don't meet and see same my first name person (sound and letters both, and fimily name + first name does)!! I think most of Japanese same does.

[bodrum_blue]

Or name her after teh place she was conceived, eg "Bed"

Bad idea - poor girl - fancy being called Stationary cupboard at work or kitchen table or Knee trembler against the lounge wall