Names...

[rugbywife]

So I decided to start freaking out last night because I didn't love our boy name picks (yes, I have been pregnant for all of one second - but we were pregnant before, so we already did a lot of talking). I was worried that because I didn't love any of our boy names I wouldn't be happy if the baby popped out a boy (we are not going to find out sex).

I looked through the baby name book again and I sent some options to DH and he actually liked one of them!!!

So our baby will be either Elianna Grace or Leopold (Leo) Emerson (I am not convinced DH loves Emerson...there may have to be movement on that).

We also have names picked out for #2 but just in terms of names that 'match' these names...

[rugbywife]

I should add...post your names here if you are the kind that share

[daisy24342]

I'm so jealous it was that easy for you guys! DH was super flexible with girls names, but not for boys. We went back and forth on Sype for MONTHS ( he is deployed). I finally relented on the first name, and we agreed on middle. So, we finally decided on
Michael James ( Michael meant a lot to DH....patron saint of soldiers, he felt his st Michael medallion has protected him on 5 deployments.... How could I argue with that!). James is after his recently deceased father, and my Dad as well.


Our girl name was Madison Claire

I love the name Leo! It's soooo cute. As well as Elianna, that's so cute amd not one i feel like I've heard before, so I love that aspect of it.

[speyedr]

We have agreed to Owen Daniel for a boy or Emilie Rose for a girl. DH and I had discussed names with our last pg as well and already had the first names agreed upon. We just recently decided on middle names, which are both family names.

I love Leo and Elianna!

[changedname]

I love Elianna. We have chosen Noelia or Elodie or a girl and Callum for a boy.
We have had these chosen for about a year now. Noelia because I have spanish relatives and we wanted to honour them, it's the spanish version of Noelle. Callum because I am half scottish and it is a very popular name in the UK but not well known here.