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r/namenerds•

We have a list of boys names but they are very popular names top 10 names in the country. We are not fan of popular names. What are the boys names you have heard at preschool and school that are very nice and elegant? Thank you

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r/BabyNames•

We have a list of boys names but they are very popular names top 10 names in the country. We are not fan of popular names. What are the boys names you have heard at preschool and school that are very nice and elegant? Thank you

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r/BabyNames•
  • Please Rank baby boy name from the most elegant to the least elegant (Don’t focus so much on nickname).

  • Which one is your favorite?

Part A: Theodore, Henry, William, Edward

Part B: Charles, James

Thank you

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r/namenerds•
  • Please Rank baby boy name from the most elegant to the least elegant (Don’t focus so much on nickname).

  • Which one is your favorite?

Part A: Theodore, Henry, William, Edward

Part B: Charles, James

Thank you

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r/BabyNames•

Choosing a girl name was so easy! Now a boy name is so hard!!!!!!!!!!!! I think we are getting there. I have 4 names: Theodore, William and Edward and Henry. Then I also liked Charles and James (not the meaning of the names so much). I like old and strong names. My favorite was Conrad but there is a huge potential of teasing in bilingual school. I was hesitant with Theodore with sister’s name is Eleanor (too Roosevelt?). If we choose Henry, Queen Eleanor was married to Henry, is that also raising eyebrows. Should we stay away from Henry?

Am I overthinking? Thank you

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r/namenerds•

Help with choosing a name

:think: Discussion

Choosing a girl name was so easy! Now a boy name is so hard!!!!!!!!!!!! I think we are getting there. I have 4 names: Theodore, William and Edward and Henry. Then I also liked Charles and James (not the meaning of the names so much). I like old and strong names. My favorite was Conrad but there is a huge potential of teasing in bilingual school. I was hesitant with Theodore with sister’s name is Eleanor (too Roosevelt?). Am I overthinking? Thank you

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