hi ladies! It's been a while since I've posted I've had my babe's name picked since 16 wks when we found out he was a HE but as we near 33 weeks im starting to feel middle name anxiety...His first name will be Dorien and I promised daddy that his initials would be DNW same as his. His dad's middle name is Nathaniel which Im not a huge fan of :-/ please help me think of some good middle name ideas...any of you ladies having name anxiety?
I like Nicholas too that's the only thing that popped into mind and I think it sounds good too I'm in the same boat. DH and I have decided on Connor for the first name but are having trouble with the middle name. His family doesn't like Connor---they'd prefer (no joke) "Guy Solomon"...
My nephew's name is Nathaniel so that also gets my vote! But of the other suggestions, I like Nicholas also. We settled on our LO's name a few weeks ago so no anxiety over here, but go with your gut!
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I've heard more women named Dorian and I thought adding an E would make it a little more masculine being that I have a female relative that spells it with an A.I do like Nicolas and Noel but I was thinking Noel may be feminine as well so idk how hubby will feel about TWO unisex names
I've heard more women named Dorian and I thought adding an E would make it a little more masculine being that I have a female relative that spells it with an A.I do like Nicolas and Noel but I was thinking Noel may be feminine as well so idk how hubby will feel about TWO unisex names
Noel is definitely masculine (IMO). Noelle would be feminine.
Before I read your whole post, I thought Nathaniel. Someone else suggested Nash, which I like as well. Middle names don't have to be your favorite name, I like when they have a special meaning. Maybe Nathaniel can be a new tradition for you to pass down?
Re: Middle name suggestions???
Baby 2: EDD: 8/06/14 CP: 11/13
Dorien Neil?
Dorien Noel?
Dorien Nelson?
Dorien Niles?
Dorien Nixon?
Dorien Nash?
That's the Romanian way of spelling Nicolai, Nikolai