Okay, please give us two boys’ names!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel like you need one traditional and one slightly more interesting:

James/ Cecil

Jonathan/ Simon

See, I think traditional is one of those things that things where names should more or less match.

Having said that, I don't think Simon is any less traditional than Jonathan. Simon and Daniel would be great.

I'll add Nathan and Nathaniel and Alexander to the list.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kevin and William
Henry and Jonathon
Daniel and Brian

I don’t like the idea of a one syllable name (Graham, John) with a one syllable middle name.

This matters so, so little. How often do you say your whole name together?

[Anonymous]

Edward and Andrew

[Anonymous]

Robert and Andrew

[Anonymous]

Henry, James and Graham are all good.

Other considerations: Harry, Andrew, Charlie/Charles, Samuel

[Anonymous]

I’m really loving the name Peter right now. It totally fits your criteria.

I love James, Graham and Andrew too. Henry is currently too popular for me but also a great name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kevin and William
Henry and Jonathon
Daniel and Brian

I don’t like the idea of a one syllable name (Graham, John) with a one syllable middle name.

This matters so, so little. How often do you say your whole name together?

Every time I answer my business phone. You?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kevin and William
Henry and Jonathon
Daniel and Brian

I don’t like the idea of a one syllable name (Graham, John) with a one syllable middle name.

This matters so, so little. How often do you say your whole name together?

Every time I answer my business phone. You?

Including your middle name? Weird.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kevin and William
Henry and Jonathon
Daniel and Brian

I don’t like the idea of a one syllable name (Graham, John) with a one syllable middle name.

This matters so, so little. How often do you say your whole name together?

Every time I answer my business phone. You?

You use your middle name when answering the phone?! “Hello, June Ann Smith here”.

Sounds juvenile, PP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Abraham and Gabriel

Reuben and Simon

Nicholas and Timothy

Oliver and Nathan

Wouldn't recommend Abe and Gabe, but maybe one of those with another name!

I sort of agree with the PP who suggested one traditional and one slightly interesting, but I think I'd lean toward both slightly interesting/outside the top 25 boy's names.

Miles and Joshua
Samuel and Adam
Wesley and Simon
Arthur and Harrison
Graham and Elliott

[Anonymous]

Nicholas and Gabriel (Nick and Gabe)

[Anonymous]

Andrew and Charles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kevin and William
Henry and Jonathon
Daniel and Brian

I don’t like the idea of a one syllable name (Graham, John) with a one syllable middle name.

This matters so, so little. How often do you say your whole name together?

I agree, my son’s syllables are 1/1/2 and it’s a good flow.

I love Graham.

Do you care if one twin has a name like Graham without a nn and the other has a common nn?

[Anonymous]

Jesse / Andrew

[Anonymous]

My sons are Charles and Henry. Our runner up names and their middle names were - William, Edward, James, Peter, Graham, Arthur, and Thomas.