Foster, Emma, Max and... Robert?

[Anonymous]

Reid

[Anonymous]

I think Robby works just within that sibset, and he can transition to Rob/Robert when he's older if he chose. I recently met a six year old named Bob and it was somehow really charming and quirky, he wore it well. The key is to present the name without a hint of insecurity or weirdness, because people will take their cues from you.

[Anonymous]

It's fine. Sibling names don't have to match. Robby is a nice name for a boy.

[Anonymous]

Love the name Robert, with nn Rob or Bobby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't worry about the names matching or being a set. As one of four kids myself we're rarely referred to in the aggregate.

This.

Robert is a less popular name but that's not a bad thing.

Foster is the least popular of the 4 names

[Anonymous]

I like Robbie as a nn for Robert and like it w your other kids’ names. I also don’t think it matters one bit if siblings’ names “go together” or not.