Nn for Charles?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My son is Charles. He goes by Charlie and his other fun nickname is Chuckles. It’s a versatile name

I love, love, love chuckles! It works well for a little kid and an older, wealthy man

Oh god. I hate Chuckles! If I was a Charles I would shut that down very quickly!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My son is Charles. He goes by Charlie and his other fun nickname is Chuckles. It’s a versatile name

I love, love, love chuckles! It works well for a little kid and an older, wealthy man

Oh god. I hate Chuckles! If I was a Charles I would shut that down very quickly!

Then just Chucks

[Anonymous]

Love chewy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My son is Charles. He goes by Charlie and his other fun nickname is Chuckles. It’s a versatile name

I love, love, love chuckles! It works well for a little kid and an older, wealthy man

Oh god. I hate Chuckles! If I was a Charles I would shut that down very quickly!

Then just Chucks

Nope1 Charlie or Charles. Maybe Chip. All the others are really bad.

[Anonymous]

Prince as in prince and the revolution, purple rain prince not prince charles

[Anonymous]

Ralph
Von

[Anonymous]

Tripp
Trex
Trey
Bart

[Anonymous]

OP here. Thanks everyone.

Charles is not a son, and I’m not a native English speaker. The name is pronounceable, but a bit tongue twist-y. I needed a nn for the Italian/Portuguese/Brazilian side.

Arlo is great!