Jacob |
Aaron |
Charles |
Except maybe Emile. |
Because most families like to have names for their kids that flow well together whether it's because they share the same initial (a la the Duggars), or similar style of name. You don't see where if you named your kids Jim-Bob and Mohammed that would feel sort of off? Emily and Adedayo don't sound as if they are from the same family. I'd steer away from Liam or other -y or -ly names but Emily is classic European/N American so it will go with most boys names of similar background. Jacob, Grant, Zachary and Benjamin were among my top boy name choices and they would all go with Emily. |
Isaac. |
Peter |
Eli |
Me too! But our sister's name is Lisa if that gives you any indication of our age! |
Douglas
Edward/Edmond Joshua Matthew Holden Felix Adrian Duncan Victor Spencer Joel Charles Jack |
My kids are named Jacob and Emily. I have had many compliments on how nice the two classic names sound together. I think Andrew and Emily is also nice. |
Ugh - so boring. |
Maybe you think so but they have an awesome last name which probably contributes to why so many people like their names. I hate trendy names or names that instantly tell you what decade the kid was born in. It’s nice to have a name that have been popular for a long time, can be easily spelled, pronounced, and sounds appropriate no matter what age you are. |
I like a PP's suggestion of Isaac.
Other ideas: Frederick (Freddy, Teddy) Paul Philip Justin Daniel David |
OP here. These are the names on my list as well. I like James, but not Jim or Jimmy. Is there a way of preventing others from using nicknames? |