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writes:Hey!I am pregnant and we've recently found out it's a little boy... We're running out of ideas for baby names so... Could anyone help us coming up with some ideas?Thanks everyone! Reply to this Question
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reader, Enzian  +, writes (20 June 2011):
 As you are from Spain, don't give your baby boy an English name. There are a lot of beautiful Spanish names. Look here:
http://homepage.ntu.edu.tw/~luisa/gramatica_espanola/nombres_espanoles.htm
or here:
http://www.babysitio.com/babynombre/babynombre_letra.php?letra=D&seleccion_sexo=F
You could five your boy a name that can be pronounced in Spanish as well as in English or German, like Manuel?
Also look for the meaning of the name. Give your Baby a name with a meaning you really like!
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 June 2011): Thomas -- classic, and not common (and, it's my dad's name) :)
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reader, dizelle  +, writes (20 June 2011):
 Hi,here is a list hope it helps:Ian,paul,jaden,jordan,zion,tyler,adam,james,kevin,baron,bralyn,timothy,zackary,peter,steven,clayton,nicholas,daniel,alexandra,micheal,xzevia,wendall,zeus,shaun,trevor,ben,bernad,bernett,anthony,carson,david,ashton,,garry,grant,jimmy,tyson,pierson,quinton,craig,ivan,ronald,samuel,dre,taye,colby,shane,benjamin,jason.zian.I gave u a variety of names,hope it helps
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reader, Nime  +, writes (20 June 2011):
 I would try to pick a name that's clean and classic, with the traditional spelling. I know the trend these days is to mix up the spelling of your baby's name, but here's the rub: Even if you think your child's name is easy to pronounce just by the phonetic spelling, to most other people, it's not. Even simple variations on a name will most likely mean a lifetime of your child having to repeat the correct pronunciation of it over and over to everyone he meets. Also, there exists a lot of research supporting the theory that a person's name can influence a person's self-perception, perception by others, performance in school, and general life success, so a name is an important decision. Names of unorthodox spelling, for example, tend to be poorly perceived by professionals and hiring managers, partly because of unfair stereotypes about who uses weird names (very young mothers, hippies, individuals from low socio-economic backgrounds), and partly because it might just be too unorthodox for their image. I know it seems fun and cute these days to name your child something a little different, give the spelling a twist, but think of the child. This is his real name that he has to use for the rest of his life, not a Skype/Yahoo/MSN screenname.
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reader, SMARTERthaniappear +, writes (20 June 2011):
 CONGRAGULATIONS =)
There are so many names. Some names with meanings to them.
http://www.cutebabynames.org/
This website lists names for boys and girls. It tells you the meaning of each name. I wish you the best.
HOPE I HELPED ^.^
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 June 2011): I love the name Elliott!!
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reader, Vini  +, writes (20 June 2011):
I'd love to name my kids after cities. Vienna for a girl and Stockholm for a boy, but any other city name will do. So it's my suggestion LOL
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 June 2011): I love the name Dominic!!
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 June 2011): I love the names Reuben and Jenson!
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reader, angelDlite  +, writes (19 June 2011):
 congratulations! we picked my son's name by looking through a baby names book and making a short list of names that we liked. make it something that sounds good with the surname and just resist the urge to pick anything silly just for the sake of being unusual, this trend seems to have cropped up in recent years! the kids won't thank their parents for it when they are getting teased at school. if you cannot settle on one name give your son a middle name too, then if he prefers the middle name he can start using it as his calling name as he grows up
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 June 2011): ahh baby names - nothing is harder than picking the name for your new addition!I love:- Tristan- Gabriel- William- Oliver- james- Jasper- Max- Daniel
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reader, ArtsyGirl +, writes (19 June 2011):
Jakob or Jaikob or just regular Jacob. I like adding weird variations to names :PDominicDamianAdrienAllenPhillipTimothyRobertPeterSean/Shawn/ShaunAlexCasey/KaseyJoshuaJeordan/JordanHope that helps :D
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reader, sugar rayx +, writes (19 June 2011):
My little boy is called DarrylI also like Luke Gary Cameron and JakeCongrats!
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reader, N91 +, writes (19 June 2011):
 I see from the flag you're from Spain...are you looking for a name originating from Spain? or does that not matter?My favourite Spanish ones would be....PedroEnriqueEnzoAlonsoEziquelEstebanXavierJavierJosueLuisSantiagoCesarOther Names:JackDanielDarrenTimSimonRobertThomasRyanFreddie
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 June 2011): simple solution name him after his daddy
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