Baby name
 

Ok, so my girl and I are having a baby, it's due in Feb. and we're looking at names right now.

We won't know the sex until 18 - 22 weeks, and she's only at 12, but we've been thinking of names for a while and can't seem to find a good girl's name. For a boy we're going with Kieran Alexander. We know that we want it to come from out roots, so it needs to be either Irish or English or something from those areas. Problem is that here in the states, you don't much hear those kinds of names. So I was hoping some of you EU guys could tell me what are some different, interesting, and cute names for a girl that aren't common.

Congrats man :D

Here's what some friends have in the last five years called theirs and some of my favorites.

Poppy
Audrey
Nieve
Aeysha
Catherine
Holly
Erika
Karla

Yeah, congrats!

I don't think I'd want kid(s) though, I'm sure we all say that until we meet that someone. But if I did I'd like a girl.

Just throwing out random ones:

Elvia
Arlena
Alina
Islene

If she drops that baby on my birthday, you are required by duty to name it after me.
:twisted:

lol she might...she's due the 4th so it's not all that far off

Kieran? Do you want your son to be tormented through his entire childhood?

lol I want his name to be something that isn't heard all the time. And I like the name Kieran.

I've found that making fun of your kids name yourself steels them for everything they will most likely encounter in high school. I've called my son everything from slight mispronunciations of his name to "hey you little fucker." He takes it in stride.

Aeysha is a nice name and not overly unique. Kylie is another good one.

My fiance and I are having our first either the last week of Oct. or the first week of Nov. and we are going with the name Olivia

Congrats

Lucia, but that's Italian.

Clarence

Boomquisha.

lmao...for some reason I highly doubt that is even European, much less English or Irish. That's really a big thing for us tho, my mom is an English citizen and Niki and I both have Irish in us, so we want something from those dialects.

Random name generator:

Packie.

Shelagh (pronounced: shaylee)
Saoirse (pronounced: searsha, its the Celtic version of Sarah)
Adrien

Congratulations! I don't know what the roots are, but maybe these will give some inspiration for an English or Irish form.

Lunette

Anabella

Or since you've got a K for a boy, how'bout a K for a girl, and this one is surely Irish. The internet says so. Kyara.
http://www.babynamescountry.com/orig...y_names14.html

Looks like something you'd get playing Scrabble.

<<<<<<<Carl Stanton>>>>>>>>> By the way how is your girl and my kid doing?:shock::mrgreen::twisted:

EDIT: you said girl I have nothing to add. Scratch the above.

lmao!