Get ready for the Jingle: guess the baby's name.

[Guest]

Archie?

Very popular for boys now but she could start a trend with it for girls

[Rosie Ribbons]

Archie?

Very popular for boys now but she could start a trend with it for girls

To be honest I have no idea why I'm even bothered guessing as I am so bored of the whole baby name thing now!

[KissedAFrog]

Archie?

Very popular for boys now but she could start a trend with it for girls

To be honest I have no idea why I'm even bothered guessing as I am so bored of the whole baby name thing now!

They mentioned Archie in the names they won’t be using video. It was a favourite in the top 20 for a boy, but they very definitely will not be using it since they mentioned it in that video.

[Guest]

^Oops, I should've paid more attention to your post lol

[KissedAFrog]

Some new guesses:

- Oleander
- Oxford
- Oakley
- Ocean (similar to River...)
- Onyx
- Olyumpus
- Sailor
- Umber
- Ulysses
- Calvin
- Cove
- Cory
- Scout

[dew]

^I actually rather like "Cove" as a name. Hmm.

And if Fleur picked Ulysses, I'll say she's outdone Chicago.

[KissedAFrog]

Agreed, Cove is a lovely name. I prefer it for a boy (as it’s usually used) but it can definitely go both ways.

Cove Bell? Sounds a bit choppy for me, but then again her cousin is named Spike Haigh...

[Guest]

@KissedAFrog- you may be onto something with Scout (usually associated with boys but tends to be a girl's name in the US if I'm not mistaken).

[Montymoo]

Fleur Jr.


It's the only thing that would be good enough for her.

[NARSMACBENEFIT]

Scout is a good guess! Although I think of Scout as being more of a traditional girls name with the character from To Kill a Mockingbird. I was thinking perhaps Storm?

Recently watched a baby name video about star themed names with the names Apollo, Atlas and Columba. All star/sky/space themed and all traditional boys names.

[Rosie Ribbons]

Oran
Odhran (pronounced odd -ran, its Irish so I doubt this will be used as people will find it hard to pronounce in the same way as Saoirse Ronan is proving difficult outside of Ireland!)

[Guest]

Oran
Odhran (pronounced odd -ran, its Irish so I doubt this will be used as people will find it hard to pronounce in the same way as Saoirse Ronan is proving difficult outside of Ireland!)

- I didn't know that It took me a while to get used to Niambh lol

[HelenaL]

^ Apologies for being a pedant Rosie Ribbons but Odhran is pronounced Oh-rin (same with Oran), at least in my part of Ireland. It has always been a well known name here but has really become really popular since the late 90's. I think it would pair well with Bell but I really cannot imagine Fleur and Mike going for an Irish name myself, they're just so quintessentially English to me!

[Rosie Ribbons]

^ Apologies for being a pedant Rosie Ribbons but Odhran is pronounced Oh-rin (same with Oran), at least in my part of Ireland. It has always been a well known name here but has really become really popular since the late 90's. I think it would pair well with Bell but I really cannot imagine Fleur and Mike going for an Irish name myself, they're just so quintessentially English to me!

Thats ok Helena, we have an Odhran in our family and thats just how we say it. Like a lot of the Irish language it can be pronounced differently depending where you are in Ireland! I don't blame people struggling outside of Ireland when we have different pronunciations ourselves! I love the name Oran (I think it derives from Odhran), but your right Fleur would be unlikely to use an Irish name.

[I-d-ho1]

Comet or Orion. As she said its name she would want to be called herself I bet its bloody star related

[GlitteringFairy]

I was thinking about this name last night.... Nova

[Guest]

I was thinking about this name last night.... Nova

I've got Oasis' Champagne Supernova and my head now lol. I do like your suggestion of Nova though.

[em-snow]

Some new guesses:

- Oleander
- Oxford
- Oakley
- Ocean (similar to River...)
- Onyx
- Olyumpus
- Sailor
- Umber
- Ulysses
- Calvin
- Cove
- Cory
- Scout

Better not be Calvin

[Thetruthhurts12345]

Some new guesses:

- Oleander
- Oxford
- Oakley
- Ocean (similar to River...)
- Onyx
- Olyumpus
- Sailor
- Umber
- Ulysses
- Calvin
- Cove
- Cory
- Scout

Better not be Calvin

I think a lot of those names are quite American sounding and not very Fleur - we'll see!

[Skeeters]

I’d say we post our final bet this saturday and whoever got the style/the most letters/or even the whole name right gets a cookie


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