Boys' names that goes well with Emily?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Andrew

I am Emily and this is my brother’s name.

My cousins are Emily and Andy (Andrew)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Andrew

I am Emily and this is my brother’s name.

Me too! But our sister's name is Lisa if that gives you any indication of our age!

Actually, no. What age group are you and your siblings?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nicholas
Andrew
James

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?

I don’t think you can prevent it 100%, but I know a Victoria who has only ever been called Victoria, same with a Samuel, a James, a Christopher, etc. Usually the parents were pretty firm about it in the beginning, but once everybody gets used to calling the kid his full name, that’s what he’ll be. All bets are off though if HE prefers something else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nicholas
Andrew
James

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?

Not 100% but you can get close, at least when they’re young. You have to be willing to consistently tell people, “Not Jim, we’re just using James.” If you can be firm, people will respect your preference. Once your kid is older, he may opt to use a nickname, and there’s nothing you can do about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Andrew

I am Emily and this is my brother’s name.

Me too! But our sister's name is Lisa if that gives you any indication of our age!

Actually, no. What age group are you and your siblings?

If the sister was named Lisa, these kids were likely born in the 70s or early 80s. Lisa has not been a common name for a long time.

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Emile.

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Adam

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Emmettly.

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Nathaniel , Thomas, Michael

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nicholas
Andrew
James

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?

Unless he decides at some point that he wants to go by Jim or Jimmy, I think he'll always be James. I commented above that I have a 5 year old Andrew. He goes by his full name. To my knowledge, not one person has ever called him Andy or Drew. For the most part, people will your child the name you/ he prefer. Starting around middle school/ high school, boys have a tendency to give one another nicknames. However, the nickname usually relates to their last name or is unrelated to their name at all.

Also, I know about 5 or 6 boys under 8 named James.
They all use their full names. I think that's more common with this generation. This also makes it more likely he'll be James and not Jimmy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nicholas
Andrew
James

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?

Unless he decides at some point that he wants to go by Jim or Jimmy, I think he'll always be James. I commented above that I have a 5 year old Andrew. He goes by his full name. To my knowledge, not one person has ever called him Andy or Drew. For the most part, people will your child the name you/ he prefer. Starting around middle school/ high school, boys have a tendency to give one another nicknames. However, the nickname usually relates to their last name or is unrelated to their name at all.

Also, I know about 5 or 6 boys under 8 named James.
They all use their full names. I think that's more common with this generation. This also makes it more likely he'll be James and not Jimmy.

OP here. Thanks for your reply. I like Andrew a lot as well but not so much Andy or Drew. There is a Benjamin in my daughter’s daycare and I noticed that the parents always refer him by his full name but everyone calls him Ben.

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Stefan
Ernest
Luca
Damon
Hector
Jonas
Everett
Dorian
Adrian
William

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nicholas
Andrew
James

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?

Unless he decides at some point that he wants to go by Jim or Jimmy, I think he'll always be James. I commented above that I have a 5 year old Andrew. He goes by his full name. To my knowledge, not one person has ever called him Andy or Drew. For the most part, people will your child the name you/ he prefer. Starting around middle school/ high school, boys have a tendency to give one another nicknames. However, the nickname usually relates to their last name or is unrelated to their name at all.

Also, I know about 5 or 6 boys under 8 named James.
They all use their full names. I think that's more common with this generation. This also makes it more likely he'll be James and not Jimmy.

OP here. Thanks for your reply. I like Andrew a lot as well but not so much Andy or Drew. There is a Benjamin in my daughter’s daycare and I noticed that the parents always refer him by his full name but everyone calls him Ben.

My brother is Andrew and he was never Andy or Drew. I think it’s a name that can go either way — easy nicknames, but not mandatory ones.

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Calum
Tobias
Kieren
Graham
Zachary
Christopher
Gabriel
Oliver

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Ethan