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what do you think of these names?
We don't know if we'll have a boy or a girl...but these are two names we've actually been able to agree on (out of MANY names lol)
The family name is two syllables and starts with H. The middle names are not changeable as they are sentimental.
if a boy: Jack Henry
if a girl: Abbey Josephine
FYI the spelling of Abbey is on purpose and also has meaning (plus I'm a fan of the Beatles ;) It's pronounced the same as Abby.
thanks...please no rude comments I will report you.
8 Answers
- *Lv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Firstly, both your names are nice and traditional. Personally I like Jack as a nickname for Jackson and Abbey for Abigail, but thats just because I have a non-nicknameable name and I want my children to have nicknames. However, I think the names are nice and simple. Jack Henry is nice and traditional, yet it is still common. Abbey is really pretty, though I do prefer Abi, its your child, and your should name them what you love. Josephine i not my first choice, but it have sentimental reasons for you. I think AJ is a cute nickname for Abbey.
- FrancineLv 61 decade ago
Boy > Jack Henry > (8/10) > Very Masculine Name ! >
Girl > Abbey Josephine > (8/10) > Cute Name! >
- ?Lv 61 decade ago
I like Jack Henry. It sounds really nice.
But I'm not a fan of Abbey Josephine. I'd prefer to see Abbey spelled the normal way, "Abby". And I just dislike the name Josephine.
- 1 decade ago
i think jack henry is very classic and goes smoothly.
i think abbey josephine is nice but maybe the name is a bit too long so u cud do a first name thats not too long
Source(s): just my opinion
