Nameless In The Final Countdown: Poll!
Name That Baby!
Yesterday marked 37 weeks which means sometime in the next 2-3 weeks we’ll have a beautiful baby boy or girl.
Who at this point remains nameless. That is to say – we have not put much thought or time into name-storming. (Yes, it’s a verb). Until today.
Writing this post certainly led us to refining our rather large list, finding some dandy online sources, such as this Baby Name Index and my personal fave; Baby Namer!
I turn to the vast knowledge and experience of you! What should we name our multi-racial, urban, and probably geeky-cool kid of the future? You can choose more than 1.
Names I covet but am not allowed to have; (in knowing more than 2 people as of recent who have scooped them up), but maybe you can! Willow and Sage.
Looking for more inspiration? How about Gourmet Baby Names? 50 food-inspired monikers for boys and girls.
I Finnley for a girl. Quinn is becoming SUPER popular because of Glee. Just make sure it is nowhere near the top 20 names in the past 5 years. Trust me having 5 other people in your class with the same name is no fun
I was trying to convince my husband that “Finley” would be a great choice if we were having a girl. He didn’t go for it, but I still think it’s a super cool, yet uncommon name!
@Jen – Glee? What’s that? I think I’ve watched 1 episode…now I understand why it’s the winner thus far. I love Finnley too, (boy or girl) although Trev is partial to Abigail and Lily if it’s a girl. I like Quinn for a boy or girl.
I am with Jen on the popular name issue. I had 5 Amys in my biology and 2 of them had the same last name as well.
Personally, I like Finley and Zoe for a girl and for a boy, I like Levi and Zachary.
Oops, that should be “biology class”
Abigail, Abigail, hurray Abigail! (clapping, cheering sounds).
Levi, Levi, hurray Levi! (more clapping, cheering sounds).
Love the list! I have a Zoe and our last name is Quinn.
) Hehe! So obviously my votes were for those 2. (In addition to Zoe her little sister is Sunny.)