Its really strange....OH and I just can't think of a name for our precious boy we are expecting. We have trawled through loads of online baby name lists...spent ages discussing it...but no name really sticks in our minds. 
Its starting to bug me a little as Im such a control freak and hate feeling unsure about things (sorry I know that may sound petty)
The only thing we can come up with is 'Emilio' as a 2nd name (we want a bit of a fancy, continental 2nd name) but cant find a first name.
Family have suggested (when asked for their ideas) Ashley and Jeremy. Which aren't bad I suppose. But I don't feel the 'wow..that's it' factor when I think of them. We want something different, but not too different.
I like 'Jeremie' (Jeremy spelt the french way...as I have somewhat french roots)...but Im worried kids at school bully him and call him 'germ' or 'ewww..you have got germs'...because jerm is like germ. So that is off the list. So many names have been chucked off the list for fear of bullying by other kids...its so sad how this has really affected our choice of names.
Is anyone else completely stuck when it comes to names?
If anyone likes a challenge, please feel free to suggest...we're just wanting
1) an 'english' name with a continental or unique twist
or
2) biblical name but not boring/commonly used
or
3) a name beginning with 'J'
The name does not have to fit all 3 categories...just 1 will do lol
We don't like names which will be shortened..e.g Christopher - Chris, Benjamin - Ben etc
I bet we sound so fussy! No wonder we cant come up with anything.
Its starting to bug me a little as Im such a control freak and hate feeling unsure about things (sorry I know that may sound petty)The only thing we can come up with is 'Emilio' as a 2nd name (we want a bit of a fancy, continental 2nd name) but cant find a first name.
Family have suggested (when asked for their ideas) Ashley and Jeremy. Which aren't bad I suppose. But I don't feel the 'wow..that's it' factor when I think of them. We want something different, but not too different.
I like 'Jeremie' (Jeremy spelt the french way...as I have somewhat french roots)...but Im worried kids at school bully him and call him 'germ' or 'ewww..you have got germs'...because jerm is like germ. So that is off the list. So many names have been chucked off the list for fear of bullying by other kids...its so sad how this has really affected our choice of names.
Is anyone else completely stuck when it comes to names?
If anyone likes a challenge, please feel free to suggest...we're just wanting
1) an 'english' name with a continental or unique twist
or
2) biblical name but not boring/commonly used
or
3) a name beginning with 'J'
The name does not have to fit all 3 categories...just 1 will do lol
We don't like names which will be shortened..e.g Christopher - Chris, Benjamin - Ben etc
I bet we sound so fussy! No wonder we cant come up with anything.
