Baby name for third brother

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Gabriel

This. Your sons have cosmopolitan, easy to pronounce names. It’s an advantage I would keep.

Jonathan
Victor
Lucas
Leo
Felix
Arlo
Tobias
Alexis
Francis
Bruno
Ivan
Milo
Jesse
George

[Anonymous]

Sebastian

[Anonymous]

James or Charles?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are having a third boy in a matter of days and need a name. Older brothers are Benjamin and Nicholas, and we need a third name.

It can't start with an M otherwise we'd consider Max or Matthew. It also can't be Jacob, Joshua, or Nathan (our siblings boys, who all have really cute names!).

I like Samuel and Theodore, my husband does not either. My husband likes Alexander. Its ok but I am not sure its the 'one'.

Love Henry, but it may be overdone now (ours is older, so less common in his "age bracket")
Stephen
Andrew
James
William

I'm not a huge fan of Alexander (always makes me think of the terrible, horrible, no good very bad day), but like Alex.

[Anonymous]

+1 for Daniel or Samuel

Ben, Nick, Dan, Sam

[Anonymous]

Timothy
Frederick

[Anonymous]

Thomas or William. Although Andrew was a good suggestion. Just curious why it can’t start with M, because Matthew seems perfect?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thomas or William. Although Andrew was a good suggestion. Just curious why it can’t start with M, because Matthew seems perfect?

Probably bc of last name or a close family member. Or a family pet

[Anonymous]

I like Alexander’s but I know several preschoolers with that name, it seems to be very popular right now.

[Anonymous]

I'd go with another 3-syllable name that is traditional (can't think of one right now, besides Jonathan)

That said, I was thinking Daniel, or what about Casimir (sp?)

[Anonymous]

Jonathan
Xavier
Timothy

[Anonymous]

Andrew
Timothy
Conrad
William

[Anonymous]

Adam
Philip
Robert
Adrian
Paul

[Anonymous]

How about George?

[Anonymous]

Thomas or William