Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Law.

Agree. Otherwise it’s Larry.

Maybe nn Enzo? Lorenzo is Italian for Lawrence

That could be cute nn

Anonymous wrote:Name will be Lawrence (not debatable)

Which spelling is better?

- Wren
- Ren

(Yes, a boy)

Ren, no debate. Wren is a woman's name

I disagree that Wren is a girl. I know a boy with that name and think it's great. It's also a Nan for him. Plus if he doesn't like it when he's older he has the full name to fall back on. I love it bc it's like the bird.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Go with Larry. It's so out and retro, it's cool.

Yeah, the old man names are BACK. Preschools are full of Alfred, Alfie, Maurice, Harold. Larry would fit right in.

Except Larrys are icky. Larry Nassar. Ick.

I like Law or Lance, a lot.

Anonymous wrote:I think both Wren and Ren come across as girl’s names, but Ren slightly less so.

Neither is a good name.

Why not use Lawrence just as the full name or Larry or Renzo.

Lawrence and Larry are both awful names. Renzo sounds like a dog's name. Ren was the name of Kevin Bacon's character in Footloose, wasn't it?

Ugh. Ren for a boy. Wren is a girls name. Everyone will think Ren is a girl whose name you spelled incorrectly until they meet him, FYI.

Anonymous wrote:Law.

Agree. Otherwise it’s Larry.

I like Ren for a nickname. It’s modern and fresh with a cool factor, reminds me of the singer Ren. Larry as a nn would be fine if it was the 40s.

Anonymous wrote:Ren is a boy's name, Wren is a girl's name

+1,000. Please do not spell you son's nn Wren.

I know a Ren. It’s short for Karen.

Anonymous wrote:Go with Larry. It's so out and retro, it's cool.

Yeah, the old man names are BACK. Preschools are full of Alfred, Alfie, Maurice, Harold. Larry would fit right in.

Ren

Anonymous wrote:Ren is a boy's name, Wren is a girl's name

this

reminds me of footloose

Go with Larry. It's so out and retro, it's cool.

The reality also is you can't really control your kid's nicknames. Once they're in preschool they will come home with variations on their name you never expected.