We went to Baby Ballet for a bit, on the basis that it was something to keep Madame occupied on a Saturday morning.
It was woeful. All the other kids were called Lily-something.
Isobel (at the age of one) showed her displeasure by rugby tackling one of the other kids in a manner befitting Chabal at his finest; fortunately it was the last session we’d paid for so didn’t need to go back…
Quirky spellings and pronunciations might seem very clever and “unique” and special, but bear in mind that the poor little cow will be spending her entire life alternately correcting people who can’t say it properly or spelling it out so that it can be written down correctly.
I’m all for unique or unusual names, but being awkward for the sake of it is almost child abuse.
Please use the name Zephyr somewhere in there. My Mother in Law has friends with a grandchild by that name and she can’t bring herself to call the girl by her name!
Wish she’d told us the name before our Josephine Tara (Josie) was born! We like the idea of her being street with Josie T or posh with the whole thing or somewhere in the middle!!!!!!!!!
I quite like longer names that can be shortened in different ways. Gives ’em a chance to pick something they like later. Eg, Josephine = Jo, Josie; Nicola = Nic, Nikki etc.
Neighbours’ granddaughters are Cadence and Rogue (not Rouge), i’ m not sure the mother really knows what they mean.
For a test to see if your name will ruin your child’s life chances, put the letters QC after any full name you choose. If it sounds ridiculous, your condemning her to life as a McDonalds drivethrough operator 😆
Dad where did my name come from?
STW,honey.
You mean you let that bunch of saddos choose my name…aaargh I hate you! I want my trust fund and I want it now…!