Boy name help!

Anonymous
I really like Emmett Gray, and I think it sounds nice with a longer 4-syllable last name. Actually really love Gray as a mn in general— it’s simple and strong without being overdone. Really nice.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Vehemently hate both names. They're both terrible.


+1. Awful
Anonymous
Love Emmett Blake.
Anonymous
Everett, I guess. Neither are good but only one immediately brings to mind a gruesome murder.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Vehemently hate both names. They're both terrible.


+1. Awful


Good thing it’s not your kid she’s naming then, huh? Be nice or move along.
Anonymous
I have a preschool aged kid and we don't know anyone with either name. What type of demographics will you have at school? If it's all white kids, he will probably have another kid with a name like this in class. If there is any type of diversity, you will be fine. My DD has a trendier name for the year she was born and there isn't even a single other child with that name in her entire elementary school (over 700 kids). But we do live in a pretty diverse area.

Funny enough one of the names I do hear repeats of is Beckett, which gives me Emmet vibes but is clearly not the same name.

My point: either name will be fine. I'd do a one syllable middle name just because I like how it sounds.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I really like Emmett Gray, and I think it sounds nice with a longer 4-syllable last name. Actually really love Gray as a mn in general— it’s simple and strong without being overdone. Really nice.


a bit dreary though. a little rain cloud as a middle name.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have a preschool aged kid and we don't know anyone with either name. What type of demographics will you have at school? If it's all white kids, he will probably have another kid with a name like this in class. If there is any type of diversity, you will be fine. My DD has a trendier name for the year she was born and there isn't even a single other child with that name in her entire elementary school (over 700 kids). But we do live in a pretty diverse area.

Funny enough one of the names I do hear repeats of is Beckett, which gives me Emmet vibes but is clearly not the same name.

My point: either name will be fine. I'd do a one syllable middle name just because I like how it sounds.


For Everett (or Beckett) I generally agree w this. But Emmett is a name I’ve heard used by multiple racial/ethnic groups so it seems more likely to be popular in a diverse school.
Anonymous
They're both nice. Before I read this thread, I wouldn't have known that people were using Everett for girls.

Luke is a great MN suggestion!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:They're both nice. Before I read this thread, I wouldn't have known that people were using Everett for girls.

Luke is a great MN suggestion!


Same, never heard of Everett for a girl.
Anonymous
Abel
Jonas
Xavier
Knox
Lucas
Lei
Ivan
Lex
Gael
Ben
Anonymous
I love Everett. I'd go Everett 100%
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have a preschool aged kid and we don't know anyone with either name. What type of demographics will you have at school? If it's all white kids, he will probably have another kid with a name like this in class. If there is any type of diversity, you will be fine. My DD has a trendier name for the year she was born and there isn't even a single other child with that name in her entire elementary school (over 700 kids). But we do live in a pretty diverse area.

Funny enough one of the names I do hear repeats of is Beckett, which gives me Emmet vibes but is clearly not the same name.

My point: either name will be fine. I'd do a one syllable middle name just because I like how it sounds.


I know a family with a Beckett and an Emmett. So, yeah, similar vibe. That Emmett is white. I also have an Emmett in my daughter's preschool class and he's mixed race.

I prefer Emmett to Everett just for personal reasons (I knew an Everett), but both are similar, nice, names. I especially like them with a one syllable middle name, like this PP.
Anonymous
They’re the same name to me. There is a toddler across the street with one of them and I can’t for the life of remember which and always get it wrong. I guess I prefer Everett slightly for the nature over redneck vibes. But not really since they are interchangeable in my brain.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Vehemently hate both names. They're both terrible.


+1. Awful


Good thing it’s not your kid she’s naming then, huh? Be nice or move along.


No, that's not how it works. It's not "Pay me compliments or say nothing."
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