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thread: And here’s the eclectic boy’s names list – comments and suggestions welcome.

  1. #19
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    Stanley then Basil

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    So glad to see the Basil fan club out in full force. I hope he looks like a Basil then.

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    I think Edward will get popular, with the whole Twilight thing.

    I like Basil and Leo.

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    I love the name Leo but I do know about 4 Leo's in DS's daycare. So Leo seems to be becoming quite a popular name.
    I really love Basil and George too!

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    Theodore?

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    I like Edward & Leo from your list.

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    My pick is Leo

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    Another fan of Leo here!

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    Thanks everyone.

    I love that your list is mainly names you can't use!
    I know, I know! (I’m rolling my eyes at myself, btw ).

    Gosh, Leo is a popular choice isn’t it.... but since I put it on the list, I’ve decided that it reeeeealy doesn’t go well with our surname, way too many “O” sounds.

    Polly A, MadB and sconeonamission – thanks for those suggestions, they are the kind of names that we like (and actually MadB, my other grandfather is Eric).

    helle – we thought about Theodore/Theo, but now it has the same problem as Leo.

    Ash – We can’t use Rohan, we just can’t, but if we did I’m sure I would say it Ro-harne!!! Because it’s just such a great word to say like that.

    So this is what I’m left with now.

    Basil
    Alfred
    George
    Edward

  10. #28
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    You have a short-list, that's great. Did you want to have one name picked out or are you happy to stick with a short-list and see what name suits him best (if he is a he, as adamantly asserted by middle aged tradie bloke)?
    I like Basil George as a combo too.

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    Oh, no, no, no, we’d never actually name a bub until we have seen it, so no need to pick THE name now. So yeah, I guess a short list is good.

  12. #30
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    Hi Rach,

    CONGRATULATIONS HUN ON BABY NOS 3
    I love your names for your first 2 and think we have similar taste in names

    My two boys are : Edward Louis & Rupert Nicholas

    So for me I like Edward of course !!
    But i do love Leo & George (Basil is cute but for me I knew a cranky old Basil that lived next door to my nan growing up so Basil doesnt appeal to me because of that only!!)

    Anyway what about Louis??

    Umm.. girls names
    I love Eloise (very pretty)
    Eliza?????????????????????

    Best of luck and wishing you all the best with your new arrival

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    Okay, all the names you think don't go with Angus I think go rather well, but I gather you are wanting them not to be so rhymey?

    So from your list, those names aside, I like Rohan (which you can't use) and Stanley the most.

    Others I like that I think go Ok wig your kids names are

    Henry
    Hamish
    Connor
    Cohen
    Liam
    Declan
    Ronald
    Donald
    Malcolm

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    I finally remembered the name I've been searching my brain for
    Denzil

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    Well I'm biased. I think Leo is a great name I had no idea it was so popular.

    When I read your shorter short-list like this as one name: Basil Alfred George Edward, it reminded me of the royal family Are you sure you don't want baby to have 3 middle names?

    Henry, Charles, William, James etc could be added to that list too. Theodore could be shortened to Ted or Teddy

    I guess it depends on what baby looks like

  16. #34
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    well of course im gonna say Elise as it's my younger sister's name i named my DD's middle name after, but then again my Mum was in favour of Eloise too

    My DD's two Great-Great-Uncle's who are brothers are Stanely (Stan) and Leo (and they are in their 90's) !! ...

    I think Eloise and Leo goes perfectly with your other childrens name !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Last edited by smiles4u; April 1st, 2011 at 04:42 PM.

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    I finally remembered the name I've been searching my brain for
    Denzil
    Oh yes, I have a soft spot for Denzil/Denzel. Good old Cornish name....

  18. #36

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    I like Basil.
    Edward....even though my gorgeous nephew is called Edward because it is a family name I still think Edward is too Twilight.

    Tristan?
    Hugo?

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