Twins Maeve & Meredith are getting a little brother named…?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anything that doesn’t start with a “M.” I’d try to go for one syllable with Earnest as a middle and a 5 syllable last name.

It's too late for that. She has to use an M name. The precedent was set with the sisters

Agree with this. Better to go all in with another M.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Duncan
Collum
Gareth
Ian

Gollum is better.

[Anonymous]

Luke or Lucas

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anything that doesn’t start with a “M.” I’d try to go for one syllable with Earnest as a middle and a 5 syllable last name.

It's too late for that. She has to use an M name. The precedent was set with the sisters

Agree with this. Better to go all in with another M.

Then Martin

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Callum
Owen
Ethan
Rhys
Cormac
Colin
Brendan
Coley

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Brendan

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Samuel!

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Declan

Why do all the kids have to have the same first letter name?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Duncan
Collum
Gareth
Ian

Gollum is better.

LOL - I was sleep deprived when I wrote this. Yes, I meant Callum!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Rowan

+1

I know a girl and a grown woman with thar name! It’s unisex I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jackson is best out of all of these options. Nothing sounds great with Earnest and it's hard imagining that for a child. Curious why it's Earnest and not Ernest. His sisters names are nice, seems unfair to stick him with a difficult name.

Yes! I read this far to see this!

Is the spelling part of the family tradition? Is it an attribute name like Charity or Hope?

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Joshua
Michael
Levi

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Patrick

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Duncan
Collum
Gareth
Ian

Gollum is better.

LOL - I was sleep deprived when I wrote this. Yes, I meant Callum!

Np but thanks for clarifying the unnecessary harshness lol 😆

[Anonymous]

You may consider that few people will ever hear the middle name in real life (unless you plan on a double name). It’s more important how the first name sounds with the last name. I like Edward or Elliot.