Childrens names

Subject: Childrens names Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:37 pm

I was wondering if our love for older things also includes names. How many of you have picked or would pick older names for your kids. I did.

Subject: Re: Childrens names Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:59 pm

My mother named both my sister and I with older names. Josie(me) and Sadie(sister).

Subject: Re: Childrens names Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:21 am

If I had been allowed to....our son would have taken the name Llewellyn. We lived in Canada when he was born and my hubby, although he also likes Welsh names, felt it would be a handicap to name our son Llewellyn as very few people would be able to pronounce it properly....so he was named David instead! (lol)

Our first child we were convinced would be a boy and the chosen name was going to be Adam. Baby popped out and was a girl....and was 3 days old before she was named...Brenda.

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Subject: Re: Childrens names Sat Jun 07, 2008 2:53 pm

My oldest daughter's name is Sarah - I suppose that's "old" since it's in the Bible.

My youngest daughter, Ashley, wants to name a girl child Emma or Hazel. Very old fashioned.

I really wanted to name one of my daughters Elizabeth - but my husband wouldn't go for it.

Subject: Re: Childrens names Sat Jun 07, 2008 9:40 pm

Oh fun,

My husband wanted to name our daughter Abigail and
our son Addison...never happened.

Subject: Re: Childrens names Sun Jun 08, 2008 9:52 am

Subject: Re: Childrens names Sun Jun 08, 2008 10:44 am

Ummm... just a small reminder that this is a public messageboard and police advice (in the UK at any rate) is that children's names shouldn't be advertised widely if possible, as in not knitting jumpers with the child's name on, etc... because strangers can then approach the child knowing its name and saying "your Mummy sent me to collect you"...

I know, I know... but it's easy enough to go through someone's postings or to their blog, and find out their name, their town, etc...

Entirely up to each person what they feel comfortable with, in terms of giving out information that can be used to identify them - but on another public messageboard I use, one woman had to dial 999 for the police because a rather unstable person worked out where she lived, travelled about 40 miles, and watched until her husband went out and then came in, physically violent, right into the woman's house, breaking furniture, etc.

Just be aware... you can always post something and later on edit it out if you like.

laura

Subject: Re: Childrens names Sun Jun 08, 2008 10:59 am

Thanks Laura, I knew better than to do that but went back and edited it. Thanks for the heads up...

Subject: children's names Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:37 pm

I named my son and two daughters using a combination of some family names and some that I just loved...Morrison Grey(13),Catherine Arabella(12), and Camilla Margaret(9).I wanted names with a history and a certain substance...and I just adore the melody of multi-syllable names!

Subject: Re: Childrens names Tue Jul 29, 2008 1:42 pm

I know someone who recently had a baby girl and named her Autumn Faith. I thought that was very pretty.
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Subject: Re: Childrens names Tue Jul 29, 2008 2:09 pm

I liked those names...
the two people in my family history are my great granpa
Amos Parleymon, and his brother my Great uncle Addison Newton Sager Baker Hawk. I think their parents had a sense of humor..they had too.

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My Mum's Mums family were Sagers amd My uncle's names were Jack Sager then his surname