Just for fun: Short list names you did not use

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Always wanted a girl named Bryony, but couldn't go through with it. Also considered Zoe, Clio, and Claudia.
For a boy, loved Rupert, Everett, and Gideon.

Do you live in the UK?

No, live in AZ, but relatives are British.

[Anonymous]

Zoe and Naomi

We had boys instead.

[Anonymous]

Milo, Theodore, Christopher, William, Harold or Henry

[Anonymous]

Isabelle — a family name I love but now it forever has twilight vibes for me so I’m not going to use it

Sophia — also a family name I like but so common at the moment and I don’t love the nickname options

[Anonymous]

Maeve, Isla, Nora, Hazel, Quinn and Carys.

Finn, Jack, Henry, Sebastian, Rowan and Milo.

Still adore all the names, but because way too popular very quickly.

[Anonymous]

Selena, Callie, Marissa

Carter, Robert

[Anonymous]

Benjamin, August, Felix, Beatrix, Audrey and Oliver

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Logan and Colin

Now expecting a girl and totally stuck on names.

You can totally name a girl Logan!

Logan is an airport. Not a boy or girl name.

And a city in Utah.

It is awful. Might as well name the kid Apple or North.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Logan and Colin

Now expecting a girl and totally stuck on names.

You can totally name a girl Logan!

Logan is an airport. Not a boy or girl name.

And a city in Utah.

It is awful. Might as well name the kid Apple or North.

What a bizarre take. Logan is definitely a name, and a relatively popular name at that. I grew up with a boy named Logan and went college with a girl named Logan. It’s an extremely popular name in Scotland. It’s the first name of the comic book character Wolverine and has been a name on several very popular TV shows.

Saying it’s not a name because you associate with a couple place names is like saying “Virginia is a state, not a girls name.” You don’t seem to understand how language and words work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Always wanted a girl named Bryony, but couldn't go through with it. Also considered Zoe, Clio, and Claudia.
For a boy, loved Rupert, Everett, and Gideon.

Do you live in the UK?

No, live in AZ, but relatives are British.

That is so interesting - the person I know who used this name lives in AZ and is a Brit married to an American.

[Anonymous]

My name is a place and airport name in Ireland, but is also a unisex name

[Anonymous]

Chloe, Juliette, and Molly were our girl picks

Graham was the boy's name we didn't use

[Anonymous]

Ian, Seth, Jane, Jonathan, Susannah, Bethany, Marielle.

[Anonymous]

For a boy: Aidan, Jordan, Holland

[Anonymous]

Tobias, Leonard, Daliah