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twinkletwinkle View Member Profile	10/04/2012, 11:18 PM Post #1
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Hi, I am expecting bubs #4 in September ( I know ages away) but wanna start thinking of some boys names. We have 3 DS's already so would like some help thinking of some more boys names. We have plenty of girls names but DH and I struggle to agree on boys names so wanna get in early. We currently have: DS1 - Riley DS2 - Carter DS3 - Bailey Any ideas would be fantastic. Thanks

Elemenopee View Member Profile	10/04/2012, 11:26 PM Post #2
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I love your boys names OP. With a Bailey and a Riley I would probably be avoiding another name ending in an ee sound. How about Griffin Micah Lewis Drew Fletcher Spencer Taj Declan Fergus

twinkletwinkle View Member Profile	10/04/2012, 11:33 PM Post #3
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Thanks Elemenopee. I forgot to mention no names ending with the ee sound. Thanks for the reminder

aurora sleeping View Member Profile	10/04/2012, 11:48 PM Post #4
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Thomas or Cohen would fit in well. You have 3 names with 2 syllables so another one with 2 syllables would sound good IMHO. Also, the names you have already could be surnames so another name kind of like that? Jackson is one good name like that too. They're the ones that pop out to me so far!

belinda1976 View Member Profile	10/04/2012, 11:54 PM Post #5
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I've always loved Mason.

kerilyntaryn View Member Profile	11/04/2012, 06:03 AM Post #6
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2 syllables, surnames and since 2 end with y, perhaps this one to end in r Cooper Archer Baxter CHandler Connor Ryder Spencer TAnner TUcker Tyler Hunter Dexter Fletcher Fraser Miller Parker Harper Taylor This post has been edited by kerilyntaryn: 11/04/2012, 06:15 AM

QueenOfTheDesert View Member Profile	11/04/2012, 06:16 AM Post #7
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Hugo Archer Spencer Micah Noah Flynn Finnlay

~damons-mum~ View Member Profile	11/04/2012, 07:19 AM Post #8
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What about: Riley, Carter, Bailey & Fletcher Riley, Carter, Bailey & Parker Riley, Carter, Bailey & Keegan Riley, Carter, Bailey & Ashton Riley, Carter, Bailey & Dalton Riley, Carter, Bailey & Spencer Riley, Carter, Bailey & Hunter Riley, Carter, Bailey & Auden Riley, Carter, Bailey & Roarke Riley, Carter, Bailey & Tanner Riley, Carter, Bailey & Keaton Riley, Carter, Bailey & Dawson Riley, Carter, Bailey & Hayden Riley, Carter, Bailey & Jasper

la di dah View Member Profile	11/04/2012, 11:46 AM Post #9
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QUOTE (aurora sleeping @ 10/04/2012, 11:48 PM) Thomas or Cohen would fit in well. You have 3 names with 2 syllables so another one with 2 syllables would sound good IMHO. Also, the names you have already could be surnames so another name kind of like that? Jackson is one good name like that too. They're the ones that pop out to me so far! Thomas is nice. If you like the "Cohen" sound please spell it Coen or Cowan. Incidentally what about Levi? (not hypnotized by aurora's Levi's gorgeous eyes, I swear!) It is one I've always liked. Other ideas: Cillian Linden Cooper Owen Micah Dexter Ethan Nathan

aurora sleeping View Member Profile	11/04/2012, 11:57 AM Post #10
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Lol la di dah, I was going to say Levi but I'm a bit biased. We love it though! You have a few to choose from there OP!

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