Jimothy?
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Anonymous
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We're pregnant with DC #3 (due in Sept) and it's a boy! We'd like to make him a junior (DH is Timothy), but already have two girls with "J" names and don't want to break the pattern. I know it's a "combo" name, but IMO it has a nice ring to it! And he could use NN Jim if he's not happy with it.
Thoughts? |
Anonymous
| Um, sure. |
Anonymous
| I'm not sure if this is a troll or not. But that is awful. Don't name a child Jimothy. |
Anonymous
| I'm sure everyone will give you a resounding yes. |
Anonymous
| Lol |
Anonymous
| What is wrong with Timothy?! |
Anonymous
| Nice try. Larla won't be repeated. |
Anonymous
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I was just talking to a guy at work who is the fourth Walter in his family. He HATES it. He gave me an emphatic "Hell NO!" when I asked if he made his oldest son the fifth Walter. "No, I let him have his own identity."
Name your kid Jordan or Jesse or Jamie or James or Jonathan or Joseph. Jimothy is nuts. |
Anonymous
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Hahahahah!
How about James Timothy? |
Anonymous
| What's wrong with Tames? |
Anonymous
| Absolutely not. It sounds like a joke. James Timothy is great. |
Anonymous
| Oh ugh to the name and ugh to three kids with J names. Gag. Poor kid. Omg. Don't even go with a different J name. Wow. |
Anonymous
I like this! We could still call him Jimothy at home, but it gives him an "out" if he dislikes it. - OP |
Anonymous
Why ugh? We recently moved back to the midwest, it's much more relaxed than DC. My older DD goes to school with a few "all M" sibsets. I don't see the issue. - OP |
Anonymous
| Love it! Or Jedward. |