Would you ever designation your son "junior"?
yeah, i wanted to name brody after his dad but my husband hate his name and doesnt want to name any children after him lol. my dad is a JR, its not really trouble if you have an honest child that wont appropriate your credit cards or anything lol
No i wouldn't and i didn't, and my boyfriend didn't want him to be a junior, well the 3rd actually lol, since my boyfriend is a junior and he is ok near it, but woulda rather been named something different, cuz it's get confusing.
His father's name is Timothy Owen Sr., and is called Tim, and then his christen is Timothy Owen Jr. and is called Timmy, and so when others call him Tim, he says no i'm Timmy, my father is Tim, lol.
So yea i would say aloud it's more trouble than it's worth.
Husbands already act similar to children themselves
Would you really want two of the same? ;)
Haha just kidding
But no, I wouldn't, I simply don't think it sounds good
A little redneck if you ask me
But that's just my feelings!
We did. My husband is Randal Allen B. and our son is Randal Allen B. II -we used Roman Numerals, fairly than Junior.
It has not been any trouble at all, and my son-now 9-loves sharing the nickname with his father and has mentioned wanting to name his son, sooner or later, III. Source(s): Common sense and research
Personal experience and opinion
Mom of three!
Like dad's name is Ryan so baby is name Ryan Jr.?
Yes, because that is my son's name. I call him Junior or Ry Ry. He responds to both name.
It's a tradition that has been around forever. I fixed not to call my son after my husband. But there's nothing wrong with sharing like peas in a pod name. I chose the middle names for my girls to have matching middle names as their great grandmas. And for my son, his middle name was after my Dad's first pet name. That way you get something more meaningful and you don't own 2 people saying Huh? when you call their heading! lol
Well my cousin is named after his father and everyone calls him "paul junior" and it's class of cute =]
I grew up next to the same name as my aunt and when you need one of them and screech for them or something they will both come or neither will cause they don't know which one. Also I think if you name them something different afterwards it gives them there own personality and they wont surface the need to live up to dad.
eww no think just about how much he would be made fun of in school later surrounded by life!!
Ok speaking as someone who did, I wouldn't recommend it. I regret naming my son Paul Joseph jr. Why? Well, I didn't really want to in the first place but I did it to make my husband happy. But in a minute we're in kind of a rough patch and it actually does affect how I perceive about his name.
My husband is a junior himself and he hates it. He always get confused with his father and he finds it very annoying. If his name would own been something else I would have considered passing along his heading so our child would have been the third. Instead we used his name as our son's middle entitle. I personally see nothing wrong with a son one named after his father. Btw, the name in ask for us is Thomas..so my husband is Thomas Jr. and he said no way to Thomas III!
nope!
i have two male cousin's beside the same name their father's and another cousin with one and the same name as her mother. its annoying.
My son has his father's exact same name. I'm an amateur genealogist, very big into inherited history and tradition. So for me - naming my kid after his father has been a long-time dream of mine.
My husband was name after his great-uncle, so I feel like not only is my son name after his father- but he's also named after his great-uncle too. I love that sort of stuff. If we have another boy, we'll name him after his great-grandfather on my side.
I would use the dad's name as a middle name if it sounded right, but I think a child should hold their own name.
i dont think i ever would. i mean i understand why individuals do that...naming their son or daughter after one of the parents but to me i just think the child should have their own first entitle and then if we really wanted her or him to be named after us or somebody we would us it as a middle heading. and i remember a lot of my friends growing up had brothers named "junior"...it be kind of lack of originality to me.
We did consider it, but in the end thought it would be too much trouble.
Sure if the name isn't something that would be butchered and if my husband wanted to. We have a son and my husband refuse to name him junior because of the stress he's gone through with people misspelling and mispronouncing his signature. My father and older brother have the same problem. Their mark is common enough so that people don't mispronounce it, but they constantly misspell it or mix up their first and concluding names. It's frustrating. So in that case, I wouldn't baptize him junior. But other than that, I don't mind.
No way. If one has bad credit its disastrous to clear it up. My hubby is a jr. Sr. has bad credit, it shows up on his all the time.
no no no no no!
I like different name and his dad's name is VERY common.
Even if it wasn't though, I like kids to hold their own identity.
yes i will if i have another son
i ruminate that "junior" seems like a better nickname than a genuine name
no
no.
nope not at all you want a new and exciting name approaching..austin or justin or something new junior is lame sorry to say
it would work if (for example)
they were both name wiliam
maybe the dad was called bill
and the son be called willy or will
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