I know EC. It's hard work. 
Considered any Irish names Ells?
I think Oisin is nice for a boy.
My eldest has an Irish name (Caolan) so I wouldn't rule it out. Just haven't seen any that I really like yet.
.. and how do you pronounce that?
Key-lan or Key-lin. Or jesuschristwouldyoupackthatin.
I know EC. It's hard work.
Considered any Irish names Ells?
I think Oisin is nice for a boy.
How do you pronounce that, Rog?
O-sheen [soft "o" as in "lot"]
And its from a Celtic fairy tale 
I know EC. It's hard work.
Considered any Irish names Ells?
I think Oisin is nice for a boy.
My eldest has an Irish name (Caolan) so I wouldn't rule it out. Just haven't seen any that I really like yet.
.. and how do you pronounce that?
Key-lan or Key-lin. Or jesuschristwouldyoupackthatin.
I RL lol'd there 
I know EC. It's hard work.
Considered any Irish names Ells?
I think Oisin is nice for a boy.
How do you pronounce that, Rog?
O-sheen [soft "o" as in "lot"]
And its from a Celtic fairy tale
Oh.. i like that!
He's at that age Kaffs!
I know EC. It's hard work.
Considered any Irish names Ells?
I think Oisin is nice for a boy.
My eldest has an Irish name (Caolan) so I wouldn't rule it out. Just haven't seen any that I really like yet.
I love that name.
I know EC. It's hard work.
For a girl I have a few names I have always liked. Hannah, Emily, Charlotte to name three. They just seem very clash names to me.
I would like to change my name to Xavier.
Hannah is a lovely name. I just know I'd call her Hannah Banana though.
I probably shouldn't tell you that my great niece Abby gets 'Abby Kebaby' or 'Abs Kebabs' then eh?
Awww but
I know EC. It's hard work.
Considered any Irish names Ells?
I think Oisin is nice for a boy.
My eldest has an Irish name (Caolan) so I wouldn't rule it out. Just haven't seen any that I really like yet.
.. and how do you pronounce that?
Key-lan or Key-lin. Or jesuschristwouldyoupackthatin.
My niece....Joanne...used to get Jojam. My name's Joanne....use it!!
Now she wants Jo 
I like Mason and Kyle (Why don't you think Mason goes)?
I like Abbie and Amber too
I dunno Sprout, Mason..... not 100% sure on it but the middle name will be Michael (after my Dad) so I think that makes it a little easier on the tongue.
Kyle is actually a name that is already in the family but I just feel like saying so effing what? It's not like 2 cousins can't have the same name, especially when their families aren't close.
A few generations ago the names of children were given following fairly stringent rules :-
1st boy named for father's father
2nd boy named for mother's father
1st girl named for mother's mother
2nd girl named for father's mother
So it was fairly common for several cousins to have the same first name.
So really, all we've achieved is what NOT to call young jnr.
Its not a popular Irish name these days but I've always liked Tighe [or Tadhg].
My niece....Joanne...used to get Jojam. My name's Joanne....use it!!
Now she wants Jo
I have friends named Joanne (Jo and Jo-Jo), I call Jo Jobert and Jo-Jo gets referred to as Jo-Jo Berry.
I like Mason and Kyle (Why don't you think Mason goes)?
I like Abbie and Amber too
I dunno Sprout, Mason..... not 100% sure on it but the middle name will be Michael (after my Dad) so I think that makes it a little easier on the tongue.
Kyle is actually a name that is already in the family but I just feel like saying so effing what? It's not like 2 cousins can't have the same name, especially when their families aren't close.
A few generations ago the names of children were given following fairly stringent rules :-
1st boy named for father's father
2nd boy named for mother's father
1st girl named for mother's mother
2nd girl named for father's mother
So it was fairly common for several cousins to have the same first name.
I was named after my auntie and either my mam or my mam's brother's wife (both had same name)
Pamela Margaret
So really, all we've achieved is what NOT to call young jnr.
Exactly. You's have been as much use as a chocolate teapot.
Although you's have also been a lot more help than my OH who just says No to everything except Mason as he had been told from day 1 that that's what I was naming the baby so he better get used to it. He's gotten used to it and now I'm not so sure. I think he might kill me soon.
Its not a popular Irish name these days but I've always liked Tighe [or Tadhg].
I've just been looking through Irish names and nothing is sticking out just yet. My OH is more interested in Irish names so I will set him that task to pick some out!
So really, all we've achieved is what NOT to call young jnr.
Exactly. You's have been as much use as a chocolate teapot.
Although you's have also been a lot more help than my OH who just says No to everything except Mason as he had been told from day 1 that that's what I was naming the baby so he better get used to it. He's gotten used to it and now I'm not so sure. I think he might kill me soon.
I like Mason and Kyle (Why don't you think Mason goes)?
I like Abbie and Amber too
I dunno Sprout, Mason....not 100% sure on it but the middle name will be Michael (after my Dad) so I think that makes it a little easier on the tongue.
Kyle is actually a name that is already in the family but I just feel like saying so effing what? It's not like 2 cousins can't have the same name, especially when their families aren't close.
A few generations ago the names of children were given following fairly stringent rules :-
1st boy named for father's father
2nd boy named for mother's father
1st girl named for mother's mother
2nd girl named for father's mother
So it was fairly common for several cousins to have the same first name.
1st son has his dad's dad's name as his middle name and 2nd son has my dad's middle name as his name (kinda....Dad's middle name is James but we named baby Jamie....close enough).
Its not a popular Irish name these days but I've always liked Tighe [or Tadhg].
You're gonna have to pronounce that for me, Rog.
Is it like 'Tie'...?
Lucas for a boy ,I do not like the name Mason .
Ellie Mae,Lucy,Amber and Amelia for a girl.
Exactly. You's have been as much use as a chocolate teapot.
It's all Kaffs' fault 
Its not a popular Irish name these days but I've always liked Tighe [or Tadhg].
I've just been looking through Irish names and nothing is sticking out just yet. My OH is more interested in Irish names so I will set him that task to pick some out!
Patrick or Logan?
Sinead?
Finn? (maybe a bit close to Vinnie though). 
erm... will ponder further.
Lucas for a boy ,I do not like the name Mason .
Ellie Mae,Lucy,Amber and Amelia for a girl.
I always want to shout "Yeeeee-hah!" when I hear that name.
(We have an Ellie Mae in the family....)
Lucas for a boy ,I do not like the name Mason .
Ellie Mae,Lucy,Amber and Amelia for a girl.
I always want to shout "Yeeeee-hah!" when I hear that name.
(We have an Ellie Mae in the family....)
Its not a popular Irish name these days but I've always liked Tighe [or Tadhg].
You're gonna have to pronounce that for me, Rog.
Is it like 'Tie'...?
So really, all we've achieved is what NOT to call young jnr.
Exactly. You's have been as much use as a chocolate teapot.
Although you's have also been a lot more help than my OH who just says No to everything except Mason as he had been told from day 1 that that's what I was naming the baby so he better get used to it. He's gotten used to it and now I'm not so sure. I think he might kill me soon.
Hayden/Carson/Hunter.
Nia for a girl.
My niece's little un' is called Maisie, I didn't realise it was Maisie Lou, now that I'm not keen on. I like Maisie better
Hayden/Carson/Hunter.
Nia for a girl.
I do like Hayden.
Lucas for a boy ,I do not like the name Mason .
Ellie Mae,Lucy,Amber and Amelia for a girl.
I always want to shout "Yeeeee-hah!" when I hear that name.
(We have an Ellie Mae in the family....)
Yes, anything with a Mae/May after it makes me think that too. Ellie is a lovely name though. As is Amelia.
Its not a popular Irish name these days but I've always liked Tighe [or Tadhg].
You're gonna have to pronounce that for me, Rog.
Is it like 'Tie'...?
Thanks Erin 
Because I'd have to listen to you and Cosi singing
We can mime if that helps?
Can you sing 'Far away'?
State your distance
My Dad used to catch us with that one. 'Can you sing Far Away'? 'What's that Daddy?' 'The farther away the better'
Cheeky sod.
We used to say
"Can you sing solo"
"solo we cannae hear you".
A woman I used to work with gave her two kids the shortest names she could think of, so that they couldn't be shortened further Lyn and Ian
Hayden/Carson/Hunter.
Nia for a girl.
I do like Hayden.
Yes, Hayden's good
Its not a popular Irish name these days but I've always liked Tighe [or Tadhg].
You're gonna have to pronounce that for me, Rog.
Is it like 'Tie'...?
Thanks Erin
Sorry Cosi I was off cooking me supper 
Erin to the rescue as always
So really, all we've achieved is what NOT to call young jnr.
Exactly. You's have been as much use as a chocolate teapot.
Although you's have also been a lot more help than my OH who just says No to everything except Mason as he had been told from day 1 that that's what I was naming the baby so he better get used to it. He's gotten used to it and now I'm not so sure. I think he might kill me soon.
But not until MASON's born!
Nah, don't go for generic Americanised names. You wanna go for something unique and not what every other kid this generation will be called:
