Last night I told my brother the name we've chosen. He said it was terrible. Now I feel bad and am second guessing myself. I know I shouldn't, he is entitled to his opinion and I didn't say emphatically that this was our FINAL name choice, but I still am upset about it.
So -- remember, don't tell people unless you want opinions!!
Re: PSA: do NOT tell people your final name choice
Oi, I could say the same about POSSIBLE names. There's a user on here that has her son's name in her ticker, Colton Thomas. My dad is Thomas and I really like the idea of using his name as a middle name, and those names together just flow, so Michael and I have been throwing it around as an option (he originally liked Cole as a name, since hearing/reading Colton I prefer the nickname Colt, but this is a win/win if we decide to use it because it's so similar)
Anyway, to the point, I mentioned it in passing to my mom with about 3 other boy's names we're thinking about and she's decided she's in love, so that's his name, lol. I love that she's excited because she was really hoping for a grand daughter this time (my sister already has 2 boys), so I just gently remind her each time she calls the baby Colton that it might not end up being his name.
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I have a friend who told her dad and bro's the name they picked for their LO and the response was so negative!! She was upset, but all her friends supported her and she ended up sticking with the name they had picked and it is the PERFECT name for him!!
ALSO...another reason NOT TO TELL! Another friend told her neighbour the final girl & boy names they had picked out for their first baby. She was 8 months pregnant at the time of this conversation and didn't know the sex of the baby...2 weeks later her neighbours got a DOG and NAMED IT HER FINAL PICK FOR A GIRLS NAME!!!!!!
Some people!
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Was it you that liked Alaska (Allie as a nn, I'm guessing, if so), because I remember reading it somewhere on here early on and though it was really unique and pretty.
I love names in general, and pretty much all names, from highly traditional old-fashioned to new weird youneek names that seem to be highly unpopular, mostly because I've known people with names from all categories, and their personalities are so across the board that I can't imagine them named any other way!
Ultimately there are names I'd never in a million years even consider for my child, but it doesn't mean I dislike the name as a whole, just don't think it would suit anyone in my family. I don't judge adults for their names (except the one time I met a woman named Phallus. Ishityounot. But it was less judging her and more "Dear god, you poor, poor thing") so I don't know why people judge baby names.
This is how I feel too.
Married: 05/14/2011
DS Was Born: 02/10/2013
EDD: 10/19/2015
i love the name Maverick. It's on my list too and I'm sorry you had negative reactions. I just asked about this name on the baby names board yesterday.
I should have clarified that after he was born we never heard another negative comment. I think once people could actually see him & call him by name it made it not so out there. You have a lot more guts that I do posting on the name board. I don't ever post any of my name choices because they would rip them apart. I had to comment on the thread btw.
Baby #2 due 8/17/17
this.
We our telling everyone what our little girl's name will be and haven't gotten anything but positive feedback.
My family poo-poo'ed all the name options we threw out for boy and girl. Nothing crazy, just too "old fashioned".
Family .... suck it. My baby. Not yours. Their negative reactions don't make me second-guess our choices.