Congratulations Ali

[DemoXpert]

Congrats Ali, and fair play to ya, think I would spray my pants if I was to deliver a baby !...

 

[White Room]

Congratulations Ali on the newborn

 

[peteablard]

Congratulations fella

 

[Andy Allen]

What you going to call him?

 

[judge]

Congrats Ali !!! Hope you got the addy off your hands with wonder wipes first ...lol

 

[AliGage]

Ooooo

What you going to call him?

Very good question. Not even thought about it yet. Our last boy took a week to find/pick a name.

You're all welcome to offer up suggestions. I like celtic/gaelic names. Has to have a good. Strong meaning and unique in its spelling.
My other boys are Finlay and Ciaran.

 

[White Room]

There you go Ali Popular Male Gaelic Boy Baby Names

 

[mma]

My boy is seven weeks old today. He was known as He-man until we could both agree on a name. I really liked Keian and Milo. Ended up agreeing on Milo! He's a greedy little so and so!! It's much more difficult than you think it would be.

 

[Old Mod]

 

[Andy Allen]

Andrew
Kind , conserderate, brave, born to rule,
Best there has been , god like, hansom,

 

[Old Mod]

hansom,

Isn't that a band? Hahaha

 

[Dan]

Congratulations buddy! Well done! I'd have loved to have delivered my child.

I've moved this to the arms because general chat can be seen by unregistered users and we have some pricks knocking about from time to time looking for personal details like baby names to include in trolling. I won't mention their names but it sounds like Feendish Spike.

 

[Old Mod]

Congratulations buddy! Well done! I'd have loved to have delivered my child.

I've moved this to the arms because general chat can be seen by unregistered users and we have some pricks knocking about from time to time looking for personal details like baby names to include in trolling. I won't mention their names but it sounds like Feendish Spike.

Good point batman!
Thank you!

 

[radim]

Congratulations Ali dad.!

 

[AliGage]

Great minds @3_fall!

We picked a name finally last night.

Haiden

Which also has the meaning of "fiery one", of gaelic/Irish origin dating back to 700BC. It's an alternative spelling to Hayden, Aiden and Eden amoung others.