Offspring 1.

I like the name Norbert. Old Germanic name meaning “bright north”; really not that common any more unfortunately.

Cronkite. Strong name!

Find your family tree(s) and dig one up from an ancestor.

Names where the initials spell out their short name.

Like my last name is Malarky (not really my last name), So we went with Samuel Aaron Malarky (SAM) for my son (also not really my son’s name, but we followed a similar concept).

Steve or Sarah.

Not sure if this helps the struggle, but I used this app with my wife to name our kid. You link accounts and both swipe for names you like, when you get a match it tells you. It’s kinda fun too.

"Baby name find it together " https://apps.apple.com/us/app/babyname-find-it-together/id950562312

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I’m a big fan of the Beatles, so I’ve always been partial to the name “Vera” for a girl; named for the grandchild mentioned in “When I’m 64.”

For a boy, “Rocky” the raccoon, or the slightly less ridiculous “John” who you could call “Jojo” before they leave they grow up and leave for California

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I love Morgana, to the point I convinced the wife to use it if we had a girl (we didn’t).

I read somewhere long ago of a study that concluded that difficult names (either writing or pronouncing) caused problems for kids early on, so I had that in mind when chosing names, I also opted out of a middle name (I don’t know single person who doesn’t have one over here other than my kid) because my last name is kinda hard and long already.

Hope this helps choosing something. And congratulations! Whatever you go with, love is the important part, the name is just a tag.

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Whatever month they were conceived in. When they ask why it’s not the month they were born in, you can tell them “we liked how it sounded” until they’re old enough for the truth to be a tempting punishment. Also, congratulations.

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Boy: Lemmy Girl: Lemmi Edit:crap just saw someone else beat me to this.