bored at work, dreaming baby and baby names..

Re: bored at work, dreaming baby and baby names..

• mchupie member

  August 2010

  I've never heard Seaton before, but it is a very nice name.

  I'm not a big fan of Kenzington or Huntley.  If you do choose Kenzington, though, please spell it "Kensington".  You can still use Kenz as a nickname, I just think it is a nicer spelling, and it is the way the place in London is actually spelled.  Huntley seems a bit masculine to me.  JMO, though

    
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• sandylou member

  August 2010

  Is it pronounced just like it's spelled?? Sea-ton? I like it!

  Kenzington is NMS. I know a guy named Huntley  so I wouldn't personally name a girl that.

  

  
  

   

  
  

  
  

  

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• a-beautiful-mess

  August 2010

  mchupie:

  I've never heard Seaton before, but it is a very nice name.

  I'm not a big fan of Kenzington or Huntley.  If you do choose Kenzington, though, please spell it "Kensington".  You can still use Kenz as a nickname, I just think it is a nicer spelling, and it is the way the place in London is actually spelled.  Huntley seems a bit masculine to me.  JMO, though

  I agree. I like the spelling "Kensington" and think that Huntley is too masculine. 
  

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• kbuns

  August 2010

  danimacg:

  let me know what you think... i am about ready to burst.... cant wait to find out the sex and names are helping me relax...

  so for a boy

  Seaton Hawthorne McGregor

  (Seaton = celtic for god of sea, hawthorne is my grandmas maiden name)

  and for girl, we are tworn....

  Kenzington Pate McGregor

  (Kenzington = a part of london, but nick name would be kenz not kenzi and Pate is my maiden name)

  or

  Huntley Campbell MacGregor

  (Huntley = old english for place of the hunter, and campbell is my mil madien name)

  what do you think?  would love some help choosing

   

  I actually like Kenzington and the way you spelled it. I'm a fan of unique spellings. Plus its not like you can't tell the what the name is My little girl ( if that's what baby is ) will be Izzabella and be called Izzy
  

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• ACindyinCanada

  August 2010

  kbuns:

  danimacg:

  let me know what you think... i am about ready to burst.... cant wait to find out the sex and names are helping me relax...

  so for a boy

  Seaton Hawthorne McGregor

  (Seaton = celtic for god of sea, hawthorne is my grandmas maiden name)

  and for girl, we are tworn....

  Kenzington Pate McGregor

  (Kenzington = a part of london, but nick name would be kenz not kenzi and Pate is my maiden name)

  or

  Huntley Campbell MacGregor

  (Huntley = old english for place of the hunter, and campbell is my mil madien name)

  what do you think?  would love some help choosing

   

  I actually like Kenzington and the way you spelled it. I'm a fan of unique spellings. Plus its not like you can't tell the what the name is My little girl ( if that's what baby is ) will be Izzabella and be called Izzy
  

  Unique is NMS...but she specifically said it was chosen so the baby would be named after a part of London -- therefore it looks ridiculous if you spell it wrong.  If you like it better with a "z" then don't say the baby is named after a part of London -- because it's not.  It would be like naming your baby "Brooklin" and saying it's a part of New York!!
  

  

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• UrbanHippieMama

  August 2010

  danimacg:

  let me know what you think... i am about ready to burst.... cant wait to find out the sex and names are helping me relax...

  so for a boy

  Seaton Hawthorne McGregor

  (Seaton = celtic for god of sea, hawthorne is my grandmas maiden name)

  and for girl, we are tworn....

  Kenzington Pate McGregor

  (Kenzington = a part of london, but nick name would be kenz not kenzi and Pate is my maiden name)

  or

  Huntley Campbell MacGregor

  (Huntley = old english for place of the hunter, and campbell is my mil madien name)

  what do you think?  would love some help choosing

  Honestly, the first thing I thought when I saw Seaton was how much it sounds like Satan.  And the girl's names are NMS.  A little too masculine for my taste for a girl (even though Neriah is technically a male name, so take that with a grain of salt... haha).

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• izzourclue member

  August 2010

  Your FN's are nms.  I like your MN's though.  I agree with PP.  Huntley is a bit too masculine for a girl IMO.  But as you can see from my name poll, I'm kind of into feminine names.  

  I give up trying to get a ticker.  I have a DD that is 2.5 years old and is awesome.  Maybe I'll add a quote to distinguish myself.  Hmmm.  How about...

  
  

  "It is more fun to talk with someone who doesn't use long, difficult words but rather short, easy words like "What about lunch?" - A.A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh
  

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• SBear12 member

  August 2010

  firsttimemama:

  Honestly, the first thing I thought when I saw Seaton was how much it sounds like Satan.  And the girl's names are NMS.  A little too masculine for my taste for a girl (even though Neriah is technically a male name, so take that with a grain of salt... haha).

  You're in my head, as usual... I immediately thought "Satan" too. I think unfortunately he'd be set up for a lifetime of correcting people. And I also tend to like more feminine names for girls, so those aren't really my style. But I know in the South it can be traditional to give last names to girls as first names, so maybe it's just a regional thing for me.
  

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