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Congratulations, & best wishes! :-6



As far as selecting a name, you can just do what others have done. Take a tin can, throw it down a stone road, & name the baby the first 3 sounds the can makes, like "ping- ding-wing" :wah::D:p;)

AussiePam;1268179 wrote: GRIN.... Look Fuzz - no shouting... We gotta keep the preggers lady all calm and quietly gestating.... grin. Play some Mozart or maybe some trad bluesy jazz...


Oh nonsence !! auntie Pammy.......lots of noise is good for a baby, makes them good sleepers. And Koan has to get used to noise now anyway:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

nah I'm really quite miffed that koesy is having a little joey !!!!!

Selecting a name huh? well you could do what the ex and I did for our last one. bottle of port, internet with a plefora of names and a kitchen white board where I stood chopping and changing names as they were called out to me. Keehan is what I came up with. chopped Kieran and Keegan up and stuck them togather again.

koan;1268090 wrote: So far I'm still most keen on Noah or Oliver for a boy

maybe Naomi or Olivia for a girl...



argh. an O name would make OD the initials. Not a good thing.


Oli ? Wasn't he a stooge?

There is a book of Traditional Molvanian names just published for the Christmas market - but surprisingly, it looked strange and unhelpful.

I like Jewish names myself. i've always thought they are names you 'sing' rather than 'say'.

fuzzywuzzy;1268668 wrote: I like Jewish names myself. i've always thought they are names you 'sing' rather than 'say'.


Rehoboam has a ring to it then.

Smart Alec!!!!:wah:

In fact yes it does...........so there:D

fuzzywuzzy;1268687 wrote: Smart Alec!!!!:wah:

In fact yes it does...........so there:DMonsieur Paul Regret is my choice.

Geez, we've got the humour squad on today haven't we . :-5:D

No really, you can't say "Rehoboam" by syllables. You have to say it in one. that's what I mean by singing it.

You can't say "DAVID" in syllables. Otherwise it just wouldn't sound right . You have to say it as one syllable, so it sounds right .....hence it coming out of peoples mouths as a song.

fuzzywuzzy;1268710 wrote: No really, you can't say "Rehoboam" by syllables. You have to say it in one. that's what I mean by singing it.That's not singing, that's plainchant. Speeding up words to fit is plainchant, filling out a line with syllables is singing. Unless you have an example to discuss?

spot;1268797 wrote: That's not singing, that's plainchant. Speeding up words to fit is plainchant, filling out a line with syllables is singing. Unless you have an example to discuss?


Oh spotty!!! a plainchant?

Okay I'm not in the mood, a plainchant it is then................ it still doesn't make me wrong. It's still a beautiful language to name those by.

My friend has just had a baby boy and I can't believe what she's called the poor little thing. BLAIZE XANDER.

He will go through his life being asked how to spell his name. The X in Xander is apparently pronounced as a Z, this means, folk will be calling him Blaze Zander. I can't think of a worse name.

Thank heavens all the children in our family have sensible names such as Henry, William, April etc.

April???

That's such a pretty name spot.

April May? Or is that just going too far?

April is such a pretty name though. it's autum here in april and the landscape is just so beautiful.

that's it Koan have your baby and look out hte window to the day .............It will come to you naturally. It's a mothers right of passage.





Oh before anybody mentions "two dogs" just shut up!:yh_rotfl

spot;1268805 wrote: April???


What's wrong with April - my dog's called April

Cecil, we'll call him Cecil the diesel.

OOps ever had one of those days?