My son's nickname was "Little Chyan" pronounced "Choong" lol! We had a client bring a cat in to the clinic and it's name was "Lemon Chyan". We thought the name looked pretty so we asked about it. She told us in her culture "chyan" is pronounced more like "choong" and when used after a name it meant that the person (or animal haha) was a very good/close friend. We thought it was really cute for the baby and it stuck.
We knew before conception that our daughter was a girl, so her nickname was always "Apple Blossom".
This bub was a big surprise to us and gave my hubby quite a scare, so it's been nicknamed "Baby Boo" lol! I have no idea if it's a boy or girl even though hubby has known since 12 weeks and we are now at 23 weeks.
no 1 was flipper (mum dreamt I was pregnant with twin dolphins about a week before we knew we were pregnant)
no 2 was tootle (named by flipper, who only had a few words and liked trains)
No 3 is Bombadillo
DD1 was Jellybean because at our first Ob app, she said thats how bib bub was.
DD2 started off as Jellybean and then became bump
We has the NT scan this morning for bellybabe and the woman doing it complained about the wriggly baby about 8 times.. so i think wriggler may stick.
DS#1 was Splodge (on account of what he looked like on the first U/S)
DS #2 was Patcho (named by DS#1, no idea why)
My angel baby was Bubble (cos all I left was bubbles)
None of the names stuck, thank goodness!
DS was Moo- dont know why
Pg2 was tiger, DS named it. (now an angel)
pg3 - Current is Sonic again DS named it. (due tomorrow) Problem is now everyone is used to Sonic and I think bub will be nicknamed it for life. Yet my boss said name it Soniq- for a boy and Sonique for a girl.
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