Name My Baby - Page 2

lordscarlet · 06-11-2008, 03:46 PM

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Originally Posted by oliegirl

We thought of that. We are planning on Jake for "every day", but are fine with JJ. My son is Anthony Chase...everyone tried to call him Tony when he was born, but it never stuck. Now if you try to call him Tony, he'll correct you. I would be fine if people wanted to call him AC, he likes that, but he's just an Anthony through and through...

I would like a son named "William" that goes by "Will." But you can't force the shortening of it. I could just do "Will", but "William" is somewhat of a family name. But, as stated above, I don't even know if I'll have any kids.

tyketime · 06-11-2008, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by RomaGoth

Son is Jacob, middle daughter is Lucy, youngest daughter is Molly.

Since you left out the letter "K" for some reason, I vote for Kyle - which works for either sex.

korme · 06-11-2008, 03:51 PM

In all seriousness I tend to like ambiguous names, like Kelly. I dated a girl named Blake and thought that was kind of a cool chick name, and I have a good friend named Cheyenne, and that's a guy. So you see what I'm getting at.

Then again, I also have entertained naming my kid Ace. So take it at face value.

korme · 06-11-2008, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by RomaGoth

He would inevitably be called JJ.

My brother's initials are JJ and I've never heard him called JJ in his life.

Noop · 06-11-2008, 04:02 PM

Caesar and Augustin

RomaGoth · 06-11-2008, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by korme

In all seriousness I tend to like ambiguous names, like Kelly. I dated a girl named Blake and thought that was kind of a cool chick name, and I have a good friend named Cheyenne, and that's a guy. So you see what I'm getting at.

Then again, I also have entertained naming my kid Ace. So take it at face value.

Ace Frehley?

RomaGoth · 06-11-2008, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Noop

Caesar and Augustin

I would go with Caesar in a heart beat, not sure how my wife would feel about that though.

RomaGoth · 06-11-2008, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by tyketime

Since you left out the letter "K" for some reason, I vote for Kyle - which works for either sex.

My wife mentioned the "J,K,L,M" thing too. Then she proposed Kelsey or some such name. Now that I say it out loud doesnt seem as bad.

path12 · 06-11-2008, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Lorena

Rank	Male name	Number of males	Female name	Number of females
1	Jacob	132	Emma	136
2	Ethan	121	Emily	98
3	Logan	114	Olivia	96
4	Isaac	99	Hannah	94
5	Michael	97	Abigail	91
6	Joshua	95	Addison	86
7	Daniel	94	Elizabeth	85
8	Samuel	91	Ava	82
9	Gabriel	90	Hailey	82
10	Tyler	88	Madison	79
11	Gavin	87	Taylor	77
12	William	86	Brooklyn	76
13	Noah	85	Alexis	73
14	Aiden	84	Grace	71
15	Jackson	84	Sophia	64
16	Mason	84	Lily	63
17	Nathan	79	Chloe	62
18	Alexander	78	Samantha	59
19	Andrew	78	Alyssa	57
20	Carter	77	Ella	56
21	Wyatt	77	Sarah	55
22	Caleb	76	Isabella	50
23	Benjamin	75	Nevaeh	50
24	Jack	73	Lillian	48
25	Carson	72	Kaylee	47
26	David	71	Claire	45
27	Hunter	71	Natalie	45
28	Matthew	70	Avery	44
29	Joseph	69	Lauren	41
30	Zachary	69	Gracie	40
31	Dylan	67	Bailey	39
32	Owen	67	Mia	39
33	James	65	Paige	39
34	Cooper	62	Savannah	39
35	Ryan	62	Anna	37
36	Elijah	59	Ashley	36
37	Anthony	58	Aubrey	36
38	Kaden	58	Jessica	36
39	Austin	57	Sydney	36
40	Evan	57	Brooke	35
41	Landon	56	Audrey	34
42	Luke	56	Isabelle	34
43	Connor	55	Ellie	32
44	Isaiah	55	Alexandra	31
45	Cole	54	Ashlyn	31
46	Jayden	53	Morgan	31
47	Christian	52	Rylee	31
48	Hayden	51	Sophie	31
49	Christopher	50	Trinity	31
50	John	50	Evelyn	30
51	Jose	50	Katelyn	29
52	Seth	47	Katherine	29
53	Gage	45	Lydia	29
54	Cody	44	Zoey	29
55	Ian	44	Destiny	27
56	Tanner	44	Jocelyn	27
57	Thomas	44	Leah	27
58	Tristan	43	Madeline	27
59	Brayden	42	Rachel	27
60	Preston	42	Kaitlyn	26
61	Adrian	41	Kylie	26
62	Justin	41	Sadie	26
63	Parker	41	Sara	26
64	Nicholas	40	Vanessa	26
65	Colton	39	Victoria	26
66	Jonathan	39	Gabrielle	25
67	Kyle	39	Jasmine	25
68	Spencer	39	Maria	25
69	Brandon	38	Mariah	25
70	Brody	38	Mckenzie	25
71	Blake	37	Megan	25
72	Lucas	37	Sierra	25
73	Robert	37	Zoe	25
74	Caden	36	Amelia	24
75	Jace	36	Ariana	24
76	Jordan	36	Breanna	24
77	Kyler	36	Gabriella	24
78	Juan	35	Jennifer	24
79	Aidan	34	Mackenzie	24
80	Alex	34	Alexa	23
81	Ayden	34	Kayla	23
82	Cameron	34	Lilly	23
83	Jaxon	34	Makayla	23
84	Kaleb	33	Molly	23
85	Ashton	32	Payton	23
86	Levi	31	Riley	23
87	Luis	31	Aaliyah	22
88	Conner	30	Brianna	22
89	Diego	30	Halle	22
90	Jesse	30	Allison	21
91	Oliver	30	Andrea	21
92	Angel	29	Julia	21
93	Chase	29	Kate	21
94	Jaden	29	Piper	21
95	Liam	29	Serenity	21
96	Payton	29	Brooklynn	20
97	Riley	29	Katie	20
98	Ryker	29	Madelyn	20
99	Taylor	29	Maggie	20
100	Tucker	29	Makenna	20

I think it's funny that neither myself or the timeless Ms.Path are in the top 100. Times change.

johnnyshaka · 06-11-2008, 04:17 PM

Funny, my wife and I named our daughter Emma 2 years ago and then found out it was the most popular name for a girl. Oddly enough, our choice for a boy's name would've been Jacob. Neither of us did any "research" into picking names guess it was a subcounscious thing...mind you Jacob is more for my dad...he goes by Jack but my brother and I call him Jake.

Our second one is due tomorrow and Jacob is still the front runner for a boy but we haven't even spoken about a girl's name...guess we should get on that. My wife likes the "unique" names and I'm more of a traditionalist (or don't want the kid to have worry about telling people how to spell her name her whole life) so we'll be butting heads.

Some of her favs from last time:

Sadie and Selia

johnnyshaka · 06-11-2008, 04:22 PM

Oh...I'd love to name a son, if we ever have one, Seamus but the wife absolutely vetoed that one despite being half Irish. BOO!!!!

RendeR · 06-11-2008, 04:25 PM

http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager

This is an excellent tool for looking for names across the spectrum.

RomaGoth · 06-11-2008, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by johnnyshaka

Funny, my wife and I named our daughter Emma 2 years ago and then found out it was the most popular name for a girl. Oddly enough, our choice for a boy's name would've been Jacob. Neither of us did any "research" into picking names guess it was a subcounscious thing...mind you Jacob is more for my dad...he goes by Jack but my brother and I call him Jake.

Our second one is due tomorrow and Jacob is still the front runner for a boy but we haven't even spoken about a girl's name...guess we should get on that. My wife likes the "unique" names and I'm more of a traditionalist (or don't want the kid to have worry about telling people how to spell her name her whole life) so we'll be butting heads.

Some of her favs from last time:

Sadie and Selia

I like traditional names as well, but more along the lines of unique-traditional (if that makes any sense). Example: Alexander is traditional but I have never personally met anyone with that name. Ever. I agree with you about the spelling of names too. Karen = Caren???? Poor kid will always have to say "No, it is spelled with a C"....

oliegirl · 06-11-2008, 04:48 PM

I love Sadie! That is getting added to the baby name list...it's classic, timeless and sounds good on a little girl or an adult.

lordscarlet · 06-11-2008, 04:50 PM

My good friend is named Alexander and goes by Alex. You may have met an Alexander before and din't know it.

JediKooter · 06-11-2008, 05:01 PM

How about a symbol? Like Prince did. Something like % would be cool.

oliegirl · 06-11-2008, 05:06 PM

There are people who named their kids Espn, after the network...how about naming a boy Fofc? Not sure how you would pronounce that but it would be cool

cartman · 06-11-2008, 05:21 PM

Odysseus. Or perhaps Oedipus. Definitely something beginning with an 'O'.

Passacaglia · 06-11-2008, 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by path12

I think it's funny that neither myself or the timeless Ms.Path are in the top 100. Times change.

I think whatever state that is has a bunch of wack jobs in it.

oliegirl · 06-11-2008, 05:31 PM

Mine is also fairly common and is not in the Top 100, I guess enough people named their daughter Julie in the 1970's that it's going to take awhile to become popular again...

johnnyshaka · 06-11-2008, 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by oliegirl

Mine is also fairly common and is not in the Top 100, I guess enough people named their daughter Julie in the 1970's that it's going to take awhile to become popular again...

I like Julie and would add it to the list except it's an ex's name...wouldn't feel right. Just like Jamie is a favorite of mine for a boy but my wife had an ex with the same name so it's automatically off the list, too.

oliegirl · 06-11-2008, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by johnnyshaka

I like Julie and would add it to the list except it's an ex's name...wouldn't feel right. Just like Jamie is a favorite of mine for a boy but my wife had an ex with the same name so it's automatically off the list, too.

It's a good name...there are so many Julie's out there, and my middle name is Ann, which was also really popular. But I'm actually named after my paternal grandfather (Julius) and my maternal great-grandmother (Anna Maria).

I know how you feel with the ex's, I love the name Michael, but dated a guy named Michael and think of him whenever I hear the name, couldn't name a son that for that reason alone...

Pumpy Tudors · 06-11-2008, 05:58 PM

RomaGoth, I know the perfect name! Name the kid Orson!

I dunno what you would name the kid if it's a boy, though.

Cringer · 06-11-2008, 06:43 PM

My daughter is Quintana (pronounce it in Spanish), Quinn for short. If we have another (which I doubt) and it was a boy, it would probably be Santana.

MrBug708 · 06-11-2008, 07:12 PM

I'm #67! (For the guys)

Ryche · 06-11-2008, 07:50 PM

Helena and Scott. Or Sidney for a neutral gender name.

Jaxon? Ryker? Nevaeh? These are top 100?

Or be like me and threaten to name my kids Amber and Porter if we ever had any.

sterlingice · 06-11-2008, 07:53 PM

Operation Shutdown?

SI

sterlingice · 06-11-2008, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryche

Jaxon? Ryker? Nevaeh? These are top 100?

Or be like me and threaten to name my kids Amber and Porter if we ever had any.

Actually, one of the more interesting parts in Freakonomics is the one about baby names. If he's right, there are going to be a bunch of screwed up kids names out there in the next 20 years. The basic theory is that the names of the rich now are the popular names of the "common people" next generation.

SI

Logan · 06-11-2008, 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Lorena

According to SSA, the most popular names in your state in 2007 were:

Boy: Jacob, Ethan, Logan

Quote:

Originally Posted by MikeVic

My eventual son will be named Logan.

Quote:

Originally Posted by RendeR

Boys: Logan

When I was 5 and hated my name because of how unusual it was, if you told me that 20 years later it would be considered one of the most popular names in the country or it would be recommended by posters on a text sim message board, my 5 year old self would've called you fucking crazy.

And MikeVic has once again freaked me out.

oliegirl · 06-11-2008, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryche

Helena and Scott. Or Sidney for a neutral gender name.

Jaxon? Ryker? Nevaeh? These are top 100?

Or be like me and threaten to name my kids Amber and Porter if we ever had any.

Nevaeh is Heaven spelled backwards...I just heard about it a week or so ago, but that is the latest name crazy down here. Aiden is also very popular, as is the "classics" like Emma, Grace, Sophie, etc...

I prefer the more unusual, but not strange names. I don't want my kid to to be one of 2 or 3 kids in his class with the same name.

BTW, I actually know someone who had identical twin boys and named them Hunter and Fisher. True story. Each name on it's own is fine, but together...not so much.

MikeVic · 06-11-2008, 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Logan

When I was 5 and hated my name because of how unusual it was, if you told me that 20 years later it would be considered one of the most popular names in the country or it would be recommended by posters on a text sim message board, my 5 year old self would've called you fucking crazy.

And MikeVic has once again freaked me out.

Oh no, what did I do now.

korme · 06-12-2008, 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by oliegirl

I love Sadie! That is getting added to the baby name list...it's classic, timeless and sounds good on a little girl or an adult.

Sadie sounds like a dog and is horrible, along with most of those new popular names I've never heard of.

korme · 06-12-2008, 01:15 AM

I hope every girl named Nevaeh turns out to be atheist... you know, teenage angst.

kingnebwsu · 06-12-2008, 01:16 AM

Friends just had a baby like 3 months ago and he's named Aidan. And my cat is named Abby

And my name is in the top 30...woot!

King of New York · 06-12-2008, 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by kingnebwsu

Friends just had a baby like 3 months ago and he's named Aidan. And my cat is named Abby

And my name is in the top 30...woot!

Kingnebwsu made the top 30?

jeheinz72 · 06-12-2008, 08:07 AM

I hear Macy is popular now.

Telle · 06-12-2008, 08:53 AM

RendeR and I actually have a whole spreadsheet of names that we like. Yet despite this we still didn't have a girl's name picked out for our second child.. good thing he was a boy!

Our children:
Cassandra Lynn
Aemon Quinn

DaddyTorgo · 06-12-2008, 08:58 AM

heh. babies. kids. happiness

*scoffs*

Passacaglia · 06-12-2008, 09:28 AM

How about Baby?

"How old would Aunt Baby be if she were alive today?"

"She would have never made it."

Mustang · 06-12-2008, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by jeheinz72

I hear Macy is popular now.

This thread did not disappoint.

Lorena · 06-12-2008, 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by oliegirl

There are people who named their kids Espn, after the network...how about naming a boy Fofc? Not sure how you would pronounce that but it would be cool

First name - Fof
Middle name - See

RomaGoth · 06-12-2008, 01:21 PM

If we end up having twins, we will have enough children to put together a basketball team (minus the bench - 6th man award irrelevant). I am waiting for the day that we can all take turns saying goodnight to each other and turn off lights (aka the Waltons). Come to think of it, I never liked that show. Or the Brady Bunch. What was I talking about again?

RomaGoth · 06-23-2008, 11:14 AM

We finally agreed on a girl's name: Caitlin or Caitlyn. Still working on a boy's name.

cougarfreak · 06-23-2008, 11:34 AM

Be unique, go with family names. My son is Andrew, my daughter is Mary.

MikeVic · 06-23-2008, 11:38 AM

Nice name.

RomaGoth · 06-23-2008, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by cougarfreak

Be unique, go with family names. My son is Andrew, my daughter is Mary.

My wife likes the name "Mary", but our youngest is named "Molly", which actually is a variation of Mary in the Bible. Thus, no Mary.

Desnudo · 06-23-2008, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by sterlingice

Actually, one of the more interesting parts in Freakonomics is the one about baby names. If he's right, there are going to be a bunch of screwed up kids names out there in the next 20 years. The basic theory is that the names of the rich now are the popular names of the "common people" next generation.

SI

Here's the summary:

http://www.slate.com/id/2116505/#sb2116512

I think the Internet may end up being a great equalizer here, especially that baby name popularity tracker. I don't know if you'll be able to accurately predict based on history, now that everyone planning to have a baby knows that naming your kid something like Amber is dooming them to life as a pornstar or drug mule. Maybe the next generation of porn stars will have names like Clementine and Agatha.

RomaGoth · 07-09-2008, 05:32 PM

Update:

My wife went to the doctor yesterday and we have our first ultrasound pictures. Even after the 4th child, those pictures are still pretty cool.

Due date is January 14.

My wife really likes the name Emily if we have a girl, and for a boys name, well.....

We agree on Roman. Yes, Roman. I actually knew a guy named Roman once (he was much older though and not from the U.S.).

I tried for Hancock but the wife wasn't buying it.

Greyroofoo · 07-09-2008, 05:37 PM

I have a friend that's a huge conservative and she wanted to name her first girl Reagan.

I told her that Bush would be a better name for a girl.

Lorena · 07-09-2008, 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RomaGoth

Update:

My wife went to the doctor yesterday and we have our first ultrasound pictures. Even after the 4th child, those pictures are still pretty cool.

Due date is January 14.

My wife really likes the name Emily if we have a girl, and for a boys name, well.....

We agree on Roman. Yes, Roman. I actually knew a guy named Roman once (he was much older though and not from the U.S.).

I tried for Hancock but the wife wasn't buying it.

Ooh I love the name Roman, but especially when it's pronounced in Spanish. Rrro-man

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kingnebwsu College Benchwarmer Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Ohio	Friends just had a baby like 3 months ago and he's named Aidan. And my cat is named Abby And my name is in the top 30...woot!

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