Fenton? Lovely place to name your dog/cat/sheep/child etc after
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In the age of electronic communication, for goodness sake, give her a name that is easy to spell. I speak from experience. And nothing that was trendy for five minutes in the 1960's either 😉
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Imogen Grace was my choice. It doesn't sit well with my 14yo son though.
EDIT: and while we are on the subject of Fenton as name, since she's a girl, then it would have to be Fenton's Procedure (don't google images at work)...
Our little parcel of joy is due for arrival in 2 weeks and counting!
Don't know the sex but we've been calling "it" doris for several months now.
Originally as a bit of a joke to wind up the in-laws,however it appears to have stuck.
We have loads of names but will wait 'til we meet up to decide...I hope.
I like Constance and Isobel , but the later does appear to have become super popular.
The wife and I settled on Charlotte Hanora (wifes late Irish grandmother) for Esplin junior senior when she was expecting. Can't remember the boys name as I was so convinced we were having a girl a switched off to boys names. Esplin junior junior was heading for Isabelle amongst others (did try to get my grandmothers name, Rita, in there but was vetoed) but in the delivery room whilst chatting to our amazing midwife she mentioned that her daughter was called Pheobe. We both looked at each other and called her Pheobe Sarah. So it goes to show that sometimes you can settle on a name and sometimes inspiration comes at the last moment.
We had a little girl last October and chose Aila. We both liked sound of Isla and then found this version which has finnish/scottish links. Her middle name is Isobel, but that's the same for her mother and grandmother. I found girls names much easier to decide on than boys names. We were still thinking about boys names on the morning of the c-section (she was stubbornly arse down).
We called ours little sid during preganancy...
