My partner and I have not decided on our babys name?

Question

my partner and i always argue about our future little girls name.. I want to name her leilani itzel , but he does not want to. what should i do

Answer 1

Name it Chlamydia.

Answer 2

Leilani is a nice Hawaiian name, but I've never heard Itzel before. you should both look through a list of baby names online or in a book and decide together.

Answer 3

First of all, let's think of the child. I think more prospective parents (CONGRATS on the baby, btw!!) should consider the impact their child's name will have on them. While yes, you want your baby's name to be distinguishable from the ten thousand John's and Mary's, please, for the love of pete, don't name your child Destiny or Buttercup - that's a lifetime of teasing for your child to look forward to.

Secondly, you should decide on a name together, that way you both get to share in that part of the joy of having a baby. If you can't agree on the whole name exactly, you choose the first name and your partner choose the middle name (or vice versa).

Congrats again!

Answer 4

i love the name leilani. push for it. its worth it, leilani is a gorgeous name. but maybe compromise for the middle name. is there no possibility for compromise? ask him WHAT WOULD HE PREFER. he probably hasnt given that much thought. My brother did not like his wife's choice of his daughters name but guess what? he came up with NOTHING. so his wife won and my niece has a beautiful name.

Answer 5

well i love those names but i would discuss the possible names with your partner untill u find one u both agree on because this is a very importent disision u could buy a book of baby names which can be verry helpfull good luck

Answer 6

Yeah, that's outstanding. Heidi Leigh. yet, nevertheless, they end interior of an identical sound, which makes it form of uncomfortable to assert. attempt: Heidi Rain Heidi Rose Heidi Lynn Heidi Lane Heidi Jane also, the surname concerns a lot. And, questioning about it, her initials make HL, which will be a abbreviation for 'hell.'

Answer 7

my husband and i have an agreement that if its a boy he gets to pick the first name i get the middle name and if its a girl i get to pick the first name and he gets the middle name. but you really can't force your partner to like the name you like, i would try to come to an agreement on a name so the other one isn't felt pressured to like it. have him make a list and you make a list (looking at baby name books help) and see if you have the same name on both list.

Answer 8

I picked the first name of our first daughter and my hubby picked the middle name. For our second daughter, we reversed and he picked the first name and I picked the middle. I had to give up a lot of control on that one, because I didn't like his choice at first, but it turned out to be the perfect name for our beautiful daughter. By the way, their names are Emilee Nicole and Natalee Alyson.

Answer 9

Sit down and make a list of several different names that you like and than try to decide on one of those. You make a list and have him make a list than exchange lists and circle the ones that you can agree on than sit down with him and make a new list of all the circled names and decide from those. Good Luck!

Answer 10

You have to compromise if you care about your "partner's" feelings. After all, the child is his (I assume I'm speaking about a MAN here) as well.
If your partner is a woman, my feelings are different. She has no biological stake in the child, and cannot be held responsible FOR the child, therefore, the child is YOURS and you should do what YOU want.
GOOD LUCK!!

Answer 11

We had no problem agreeing on boys names but no luck with girls,lucky for us we had two boys.I agree with your hubby that's no a nice name.
My favourite for a girl is Ellis which my husband hates but whatever you choose you should both agree on it.