My mom has a 2-year-old Sawyer at her daycare. They call him Soy sometimes, and Soy-Boy and Soy-Joy for fun. (I doubt the last two will stick, though).
Just FYI---Sawyer is extremely hard for young children to pronounce. The more proficient speakers can manage "Soy-yuh," but so many kids struggle out "So-ruh."
Even if you didn't call him Soy his whole life, it would be worth shortening for his first few years.
I've been running into the same problem...My DH added this name to our list and I fell in love with it, but I don't want people shortening it to "Soy", which I feel is inevitable.
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Re: Sawyer
I like the name, but not sure what nn he could use...
Might have to nn his middle name? Or just stick with Sawyer. You want a one syllable nn? Would you call him Saw?
My mom has a 2-year-old Sawyer at her daycare. They call him Soy sometimes, and Soy-Boy and Soy-Joy for fun. (I doubt the last two will stick, though).
Just FYI---Sawyer is extremely hard for young children to pronounce. The more proficient speakers can manage "Soy-yuh," but so many kids struggle out "So-ruh."
Even if you didn't call him Soy his whole life, it would be worth shortening for his first few years.
FTW!!