How do you decide on a name for your baby if your a different race and the father is latin?

Question

Latin names are so different from other names in the world like Carlos and Juan just to name a few but our baby will be mixed and i cant think of a way to make us bother feel comfortable and the babay have both curtures in the name please help also can you suggest some names for girls and boys. Thanks in advance

Answer 1

Wow the love of a child is suck a beautiful thing, the name s however is very inportant. Oprah did a show awhile back and she showed that society still pick people by there names. Just pick a name you like nutting ghetto nuttin too latin just a nice calm name that will have your child in his or her life.

Answer 2

I'm Danish and my hubby is a europen mix(he's a mutt lol) So all 4 of our kids have a Danish name either 1st or second:
Soren Arther
Kaile Aksel
Annika Lily
Odin Gordon
It works, our kids each get to carry a bit of their home countries with them.

Answer 3

Race shouldn't matter when you choose a name. Just find a name that you both love and agree on! There are many baby books out there for just this purpose; I recommend 25,001 Baby Names.

Answer 4

Boy name: Brad Heath
Girl name: Brook Amber

Answer 5

Matthew Carlos
Jacob Romeo

Faith Yolanda
Clarissa Maria
Priscilla Rosa

Joy to you!!!

Answer 6

Rosalyn, Roslyn, Rose , Rosa, Rosalie

Answer 7

share the naming--both of you give the baby cultural names from your own heritage--either first or middle--as long as you agree and love the child; the name does not matter that much.

Answer 8

Maybe a first name can be of one mom's race and the middle name of the dad's race.

Answer 9

You pick one part of the child's name (first or middle) and then the child's father picks the other part of the name that you did not pick (first or middle).

This is the way me and my fiance are going to do when we conceive. I am going to pick the middle and he is picking the first.

Here are names:

Girl:

Ava
Emily
Madison
Emma
Olivia
Isabella
Abigail
Hannah
Alexis
Sarah
Sophia
Grace
Elizabeth
Samantha
Kayla
Julia
Alyssa
Ella
Lauren
Anna
Mia
Chloe
Natalie
Morgan
Gianna
Taylor
Brianna
Brooke
Hailey
Ashley
Riley
Lily
Savannah
Mackenzie
Sydney
Paige
Victoria
Nevaeh
Leah
Jessica
Rachel
Addison
Gabriella
Megan
Angelina
Kylie
Alexandra
Kaitlyn
Lillian
Kaylee
Gabrielle
Allison
Makayla
Katherine
Jenna
Katelyn
Faith
Haley
Destiny
Madeline
Sara
Molly
Maya
Alexa
Mary
Avery
Rebecca
Autumn
Keira
Erin
Zoe
Amanda
Jordan
Maria
Amelia
Jasmine
Nicole
Lydia
Madelyn
Trinity
Aubrey
Arianna
Marissa
Aaliyah
Mariah
Jayla
Caroline
Jocelyn
Rylee
Kathryn
Layla
Claire
Isabelle
Eva
Margaret
Cassidy
Katie
Peyton
Mya
Zoey

Boy:

Michael
Matthew
Joseph
Anthony
Christopher
Daniel
Nicholas
Ryan
Joshua
Alexander
Jacob
Justin
David
Andrew
John
Ethan
James
Tyler
William
Jayden
Jack
Brandon
Kevin
Jonathan
Christian
Dylan
Jason
Benjamin
Aidan
Thomas
Samuel
Noah
Gabriel
Zachary
Elijah
Logan
Robert
Aiden
Jordan
Sean
Evan
Angel
Lucas
Brian
Luke
Nathan
Aaron
Connor
Isaiah
Adam
Eric
Alex
Charles
Kyle
Gavin
Steven
Owen
Jake
Sebastian
Xavier
Jose
Jaden
Liam
Vincent
Bryan
Austin
Jeremiah
Julian
Richard
Jeremy
Patrick
Nathaniel
Cameron
Isaac
Luis
Mason
Henry
Jackson
Tristan
Adrian
Carlos
Caleb
Dominic
Ian
Peter
Timothy
Colin
Joel
Devin
Paul
Antonio
Hunter
Juan
Diego
Derek
Kenneth
Victor
Edward
Jared
Mark

Answer 10

Here are a few names that are "latin" that I think are universal and nicknames for them:

Gabriella "Hero of God." (Call her Gaby)
Maria "Wished-for child."
Isabella "God's promise." (Call her Isa, Bella, Bell)

Gabriel "Hero of God." (Call him Gabe)
Ricardo "Powerful leader." (call him Ricky, Rico, Ric)