Childrens names

[Panache]

I think that Mike, David, Nelson, Hank, Colin, Todd, Dee , Bradley, Glen, or perhaps Jamie would be among your best choices.


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Jamie

[Archangel]

I think that Mike, David, Nelson, Hank, Colin, Todd, Dee , Bradley, Glen, or perhaps Jamie would be among your best choices.


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Jamie

Suck up. Ha.

Yes, I like Michael

My brother is Calum and sister is Seona. I like those names, too.

And we all have Greig as middle names, apparently since 1745, when it couldn't be a last name.

[James MacMillan]

I'm not really sure why, but I always liked the name James.

But really - I think the best names are those that are in common use will cause less problems for the child. Also the names that have established nick names are good.

The current trend to just mix a bunch of letters together is strange to me.

Good wholesome names like:

Robert, Bob
John, Jack
James, Jim
Francis, Frank
Howard, Hank
Geoffrey, Jeff
Peter, Pete
Gregory, Greg
William, Bill
Albert, Al
Bradford, Brad
Charles, Chuck
Daniel, Dan
Edward, Ed
Zackeria, Zack
Zebulan, Zeb
Izekiel, Zeke


And the list can go on and on……

[davedove]

I think that Mike, David, Nelson, Hank, Colin, Todd, Dee , Bradley, Glen, or perhaps Jamie would be among your best choices.

Now that would just be sucking up, unless of course David was the name chosen.

Saints names and Bible names.

Can't go wrong either way.

Again, that makes David a great choice.

But really - I think the best names are those that are in common use will cause less problems for the child. Also the names that have established nick names are good.

The current trend to just mix a bunch of letters together is strange to me.

Also, the trend to use a fairly common name, but give it an unusual spelling. I know the parents think it's clever, but all it does is cause problems for the kids in school when everyone spells their name wrong by using the common spelling.

[Nervous Jock]

Also, the trend to use a fairly common name, but give it an unusual spelling. I know the parents think it's clever, but all it does is cause problems for the kids in school when everyone spells their name wrong by using the common spelling.

I had put Norman spelt "Tormod" in the mix

[pipesndrumsnun]

Joseph is an excellent name (says the Sister of St. Joseph)!