Too matchy?

emwal23

I am not pregnant yet but DH and I are talking about TTC soon so of course the topic of names came up. DD (13 months) is Addison Grace. We have a girl name picked out but we are having a much harder time agreeing on a boy name. The only name we can agree on is Hudson but my question is do you think it sounds bad to have 2 children with -son ending names? Thanks for your input!

LaComtesse

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If they?re pronounced ?Hudson? and ?Addisin? or ?Hudsin? and ?Addison? that?s cool. But Hudson and Addison or Hudsin and Addisin would be a bit precious.

 

Contradictory to what I?ve just said, however, I?m in the ?Who the eff cares what your other kids are named?pick names that you like? boat.

mrsharris15

My sister has an Allison and a Mason. I don't think it's too matchy.

LaComtesse

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If they?re pronounced ?Hudson? and ?Addisin? or ?Hudsin? and ?Addison? that?s cool. But Hudson and Addison or Hudsin and Addisin would be a bit precious.

 

Contradictory to what I?ve just said, however, I?m in the ?Who the eff cares what your other kids are named?pick names that you like? boat.

 

Note to self... don't cut and paste from Outlook...

mlf625

I'd avoid another -son.  DS is Anderson, and I nixed any name for DD that ended in -son.

mrsjenni

Yes, it's too matchy.  My cousin just did this... she has a daughter named Addison and she just named her son Jameson.

manda326

I think its too matchy. I would try for another name. I know its hard finding a boy's name that both of you like. Good luck!

Oh you could try it for a mn...that would be better than as a first.

apc1929

In my opinion yes.. I have a Jackson and loved the name Emerson for a second but couldn't bring myself to use it..

Spookster

yes. 

Sari323

Very matchy matchy

Sunshine is mine

If you think it sounds too matchy, you shouldn't have to ask

CTri17

I like Hudson!

beloved09

I don't think it's too matchy unless you go on to have three other children named Allison, Jackson, and Emerson.

Honestly, I would be more concerned that I've heard of a lot of little girls named Hudson recently.

queenbone

Yes, imo it sounds bad to have two -son names