DH and I found out will are expecting a little girl! We told our families and friends but aren't telling the name!
I was just wondering if anyone else had found out the sex but isn't telling the name.
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We aren't...and it's driving my mom crazy. I think she's actually pretty upset that we haven't told her what it is.
ETA: My BIL and SIL didn't share their kids names with anyone before they were born and while the suspense was killing me, it was SO awesome to walk into the recovery room and be "introduced" to my niece and nephew.
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Being team green helps obviously, but I have been refusing to discuss name options for either sex with anyone. Everyone has an opinion on names, so it is just easier to keep it a secret.
I've been very wishy washy about this. I told my family, I tell perfect strangers... but before we knew the sex, dh mentioned our boy name idea to his family and got a negative reaction, so we've been hesitant to tell them now that we actually know and picked it.
They are much more critical of us, and they think all names should be bible names, etc. They instantly started suggesting things they liked better during that first conversation, so we just pretty much shut the conversation down and won't address it again until he's born.
Us too! Exactly. Gotta leave something to announce when she's born!
People are giving us a hard time about it too but we've held our ground. Spouse's favorite thing to say is "sorry, state secret!" when people bug us. haha
We're naming after my grandfather, and everyone knows how extremely close I was to him and how much I miss him. And STILL, the inlaws gave negative feedback when we said we were considering it. I was shocked.
Although, waiting until birth doesn't keep all people from voicing their opinions. With my daughter, we were team green and didn't share names beforehand. After she was born, my MIL had the nerve to ask why I had to chose "that" name because she knew someone with that name and she didn't like her. Not the best thing to hear after giving birth a few hours earlier, but some people are just stupid.
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We told only some family that we are having a boy, and haven't told anyone the nme we picked..I guess kind of for it to just be a surprise, and for some other reasons I guess just being selfish and I rather not have everyone know right now.
Everyone knows its a girl, but we've said we haven't decided on a name yet. It's easier than saying "we've decided but we don't want your opinion so we're not sharing."
It's just not up for discussion.
We only told DS's name to very close friends and my sisters, and this time we're trying to keep everyone in the dark.
I don't want anyone's opinions and I like still having an element of surprise.
We don't tell our names. My sister even tried to trick me this week into telling her! The thing is, I want to meet my child first, and name him second, even if I have a good idea of what that name might be.
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