baby names?

Question

For A Boy I like Rhys , And For A Girl I Like Sophie, who has other ideas?

Lol rhys is pronounced like..REECE

Lol rhys is pronounced like..REECE

OMG I love the name asia!!!! Thats top of my list now...thansk to huever said that ;], You may have just named my child =D

Answer 1

Sophie is pretty, but is really popular at this time. If you love the name, try adding a more unique middle name, or perhaps think of having Sophie as a middle name?

Answer 2

Sophie is nice. (Sophia means 'wisdom'). I also like Katy and Jackie.
For a boy - something down to earth like George or Bill...really good solid names and they're always lovely people!
Of course it depends a lot on whether you're English or not! Why not name him/her after an older family member (if they have a nice name) and start a family tradition. Once upon a time children were always named after a family member or close friend, saint or whatever...there was a reason for giving the name, not because it was in fashion or sounded nice. But I think it's lovely nowadays that we hear names in UK from all over the world!
The best time to choose a name is after the baby's been born - one look and you just know what you want to call him/her.

Answer 3

Sophie is a lovely name, i love it
And I like Rhys too, i think most people know how to pronounce it so i wouldnt worry about that
Grace goes nicely with Sophie for the girls middle name

Good luck with the baby xxx

Answer 4

I love Rhys. Exactly as you've spelled it, in the original, undiluted, full-strength form.

Instead of Asia, how 'bout India? Asia sounds a little porn star. India is an equally exotic place name long used in England ... from back in the day when the sun never set on the British Empire. Much more sophisticated.

Sophie is great, too. How 'bout India Sophia?

Answer 5

Rhys and Sophie are both great names. But Sophie is a bit common, so why not change the spelling or have Sophia or Sapphia?
WHAT ABOUT;

Janelle, Ella, Monique, Pippa, Lynnette, Zara, Leanne, Louisa, Reena?

Answer 6

Rhys and Sophie are lovely names. Other names I like are : Boys - Marcus, Ethan, Nathan, Harley, Dominic, Evan, Conrad, Curtis, Calvin, Lewis, Connor, Keiron, Blake, Blair, Travis, Harrison.
Girls - Angel, Eva, Eve, Olivia, Yasmin, Amber, Sophia, Yasmin, Eden, Stella, Jade, Keira, Sky, Summer, Caprice, Violet, Crystal, Macey, Madison.

Answer 7

Rhys... don't like it at all. Sorry!
I LOVE the name Sophie!

Boys:

James
Ryan
Bradley
Matthew
Thomas
Jacob
Adam
Henry
William
Andrew
David
Lowell
Jonathon

Girls:

Sophie
Sophia
Olivia
Janae
Laura
Victoria
Mary
Annabelle
Aurora
Leah
Abigail
Caitlin
Charlotte

Hope this helps! Consider getting a baby names book... they are fairly cheap. I bought mine for $5!

Answer 8

Rhys? What are you thinking? Sounds like a syndrome. Try Reese (sounds like a candybar). I really love the name Sophie, (I wanted Sophia Olivia) but my husband nixed it because Sofia sounds to much like Spanglish so fea (meaning so ugly) - thank goodness we had boys.

Anyway, Asia, continent.

May I suggest naming the baby after a dearly departed grandparent or special aunt or uncle, or your godparents - parents. If that's not woking for you, how about something like:

Adelina or Dulcia (both mean sweet)
Caelan or Magnus (both mean warrior)

Answer 9

If Rhys is prounced Reece, spell it Reese. Sophie is okay. I hate the name Asia. I don't think you should name your baby after a place. Good luck and congrats!

Answer 10

Is that pronounced "Rice"? Or "Reese"? Or
"Rise"? Or "Riz"? As someone who has a name that is difficult to spell and pronounce--even when corrected people usually still get it wrong--I am asking you for your child's sake to choose a name that is easy to spell and pronounce correctly, the first time. To check if a name is good for an adult (and your baby will someday be one), envision the name on a diploma, hanging on the wall in his office. To check if the name is good for a child, see if you can figure out a way to make fun of it--if it's too easy, you're setting your kid up.

Good luck with your new baby.