Foster, Emma, Max and... Robert?
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Anonymous
| Max and Emma are way overused. |
Anonymous
Why is everyone criticizing the kids who are already alive and names? Are you suggesting they all change names? |
Anonymous
Pip and Emma? Seriously? Don’t drop that on an unsuspecting American 
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Anonymous
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Overthinking. It is fine.
Congrats, OP! |
Anonymous
What about honoring the kid by not giving him such a crappy name? |
Anonymous
| My nephew is a Robert and we call him Bobby. I love that as a nickname for a boy. |
Anonymous
This is what I think! None of these names are terrible, but I agree that it sounds like two different sets. 
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Anonymous
| It's fine. Robert is pretty classic. My cousin goes by Rob, and I think that works well with Max. |
Anonymous
| Hunter! Or Graham. |
Anonymous
What about not being a dick? |
Anonymous
+1 Robert would have been called Robin (as in Robin Hood). My neighbor is an old British guy named Robert and he is called Robin. |
Anonymous
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I'd go with Andrew for the acronym.
FEMA |
Anonymous
| I don’t love the name Robert but I used it to honor a deceased family member. |
Anonymous
It literally sounds like the child is there temporarily. |
Anonymous
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Sibling names don’t have to match. Robert is a strong, classic name.
Once example of sibling names that don’t match but are all individually nice are JD Vance’s kids: Ewan, Vivek and Mirabel. |