Childrens names

[Monkey@Arms]

When it comes to biblical names I always suggest Shadrach, but no one (including my wife) ever takes me up on it. Hey, you know he'd be the only at his school.

(Arrogcow, I was partial for Myfanwy as a girl's name too. Another brilliant idea vetoed by my wife.)

For boys I like Malcolm and Duncan, though.

Best regards (and good luck)

Jake

[dpseadvr]

My son is named Liam but you can never have to many Michael's out there

My wife wouldn't go for Michael, there are 5 of us that hang out named Mike was six but we lost one this summer.

[Howard Clark]

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednigo ! Three of my favorite biblical characters. My wife didn't go for that either. So my sons are Benjamin Patrick and Daniel Allen.

I think asking opinions is fine, but you should do what your hearts tell you and your wife, IMO.

Children are a great gift indeed.

[pipesndrumsnun]

When it comes to biblical names I always suggest Shadrach, but no one (including my wife) ever takes me up on it. Hey, you know he'd be the only at his school.

Except in Flint, Michigan!

[Mr. MacDougall]

As a member of the semi-unique name club, I'd like to offer this advice... if you give your kid an unusual name, give them a bog-standard middle name, so that they can choose for themselves who they want to be when they get older.

[Panache]

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


Cheers

Jamie

[haukehaien]

Saints names and Bible names.

Can't go wrong either way.

Push hard for Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz. (Isaiah 8:1-3)

Eventually "settle" for the name you really like ...

[Macman]

It would help to know your last name, because I think the way both names sound together is important. At least, you don't want two names that sound weird together. That said, I really like Alasdair, Duncan and Lachlan. Also, my firstborn's name is Iain, which of course I like.
For the record, I'm glad my parents didn't name me Jegudiel.

[arrogcow]

My great great grandfather was named Shadrach. Both my brother and I tried that (nickname Shade) and were both resoundly vetoed.

Adam

When it comes to biblical names I always suggest Shadrach, but no one (including my wife) ever takes me up on it. Hey, you know he'd be the only at his school.

(Arrogcow, I was partial for Myfanwy as a girl's name too. Another brilliant idea vetoed by my wife.)

For boys I like Malcolm and Duncan, though.

Best regards (and good luck)

Jake

[Archangel]

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


Cheers

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.