{"id":6791,"date":"2010-03-31T08:56:00","date_gmt":"2010-03-31T12:56:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.swistle.com\/babynames\/2010\/03\/31\/baby-boy-or-girl-carmody-edited\/"},"modified":"2010-03-31T08:56:00","modified_gmt":"2010-03-31T12:56:00","slug":"baby-boy-or-girl-carmody-edited","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swistle.com\/babynames\/2010\/03\/31\/baby-boy-or-girl-carmody-edited\/","title":{"rendered":"Baby Boy or Girl Carmody (Edited)"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Katherine writes:<\/p>\n<blockquote><p>I never thought I&#8217;d have trouble with baby names, but we&#8217;re due with my second child on April 24 and there&#8217;s no clear front-runner yet! Our three-year-old daughter is named Gloria Charlotte. We like the slightly old-fashioned vibe of her name, and would like to use that same style with our second child. We&#8217;d like to stay away from very popular names. The last name is Carmody. (CAR-muh-dee.)<\/p>\n<p>For boys, we like Theo, Harrison, Leo, William, Oliver, Owen. None of those stick out as &#8220;the one&#8221; yet, although we&#8217;ve been toying with the idea of Theo Harrison or Harrison Theo. We&#8217;re open to the idea of using Robert as a middle name to honor my father, but it&#8217;s not necessary. While I&#8217;d like our second child&#8217;s name to match Gloria&#8217;s stylistically, we don&#8217;t care for many 1930&#8217;s\/40&#8217;s boys&#8217; names, when Gloria peaked in popularity. What would you suggest to match Gloria?<\/p>\n<p>For girls, we have a much longer list. We each have several favorites &#8211; it&#8217;s been difficult to whittle the list down! Margaret &#8220;Maggie&#8221;, Juliana, Madeline, Nora, Vivian, Cecilia, Georgina &#8220;Georgie&#8221;, Marilyn, and Belle have made the list. At this point, we like Juliana Belle as a combo and we&#8217;ve agreed that we&#8217;d only consider Madeline and Vivian as middle names &#8211; other than that, we&#8217;re stuck! Any suggestions or ideas?<\/p>\n<p>To wrap this up, we&#8217;re looking for boy suggestions, opinions on Theo Harrison \/ Harrison Theo, and suggestions or combos for girls names. Let us know what you think!<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<p>I think Harrison is wonderful with Gloria.  Theo too.  Those are my favorite two from your list, and I like them in either order:  Harrison Theo Carmody or Theo Harrison Carmody.  A few more possibilities:<\/p>\n<p>August (Gus)<br \/>Charles (Charlie)<br \/>Edmund<br \/>Everett<br \/>Frederick<br \/>George (Georgie, Geordie)<br \/>Harris<br \/>Simon<br \/>Truman<br \/>Wilson<\/p>\n<p>You have such a great surname.  I like so many names with it.  I think my favorite from my list is Simon:  Simon Robert Carmody, Gloria and Simon.  But I&#8217;m also very drawn to Everett:  Everett Harrison Carmody, Gloria and Everett.  And Charlie and Georgie both have a warm energy that goes so well with Gloria:  Charles Harrison Carmody, Gloria and Charlie; George Theodore Carmody, Gloria and Georgie.  And Frederick is a name I wish more people would use:  Frederick Robert Carmody, Gloria and Freddy.<\/p>\n<p>For a girl, I love all your choices.  I get a little tongue-tied with Nora&#8212;saying, for example, Gloria and Noria, or Glora and Nora, or Glora and Noria.  I like Georgia and Georgiana in addition to Georgina, and in fact maybe Georgiana would be a good tie-breaker between Juliana and Georgina?  I like Cecily in addition to Cecilia.  For combinations, I like:<\/p>\n<p>Cecilia Madeline Carmody<br \/>Cecilia Margaret Carmody<br \/>Cecilia Vivian Carmody<br \/>Cecily Margaret Carmody<br \/>Georgia Vivian Carmody<br \/>Georgiana Margaret Carmody<br \/>Georgina Cecile Carmody<br \/>Georgina Madeline Carmody<br \/>Georgina Margaret Carmody<br \/>Margaret Cecile Carmody<br \/>Margaret Cecilia Carmody<br \/>Margaret Eleanor Carmody<br \/>Margaret Georgina Carmody<br \/>Margaret Juliana Carmody<br \/>Margaret Nora Carmody<br \/>Marilyn Cecile Carmody<br \/>Marilyn Margaret Carmody<br \/>Nora Madeline Carmody<br \/>Nora Margaret Carmody<br \/>Nora Marilyn Carmody<\/p>\n<p>I think Eleanor, Jean, Louise, Lucille, and Mae would be other good middle-name choices.  Margaret Eleanor Carmody.  Cecelia Jean Carmody.  Georgina Louise Carmody.  Georgina Lucille Carmody.  Nora Mae Carmody.<\/p>\n<p>Oh dear, there are so many good ones.  I like Georgiana Margaret Carmody, Marilyn Cecile Carmody, Margaret Eleanor Carmody, Cecily Margaret Carmody, and Cecelia Jean Carmody.<\/p>\n<p>[<span>Edit:<\/span>  I had another idea for a sister name:  Frances.  I was reading to the kids, and I came upon one of the Frances books, in which Frances&#8217;s little sister&#8217;s name is Gloria.]<\/p>\n<p>Help!  Too many possibilities!  What would you guys choose?<\/p>\n<p><span>Name update<\/span> 04-29-2010!  Katherine writes:<\/p>\n<blockquote><p>Harrison Theo Carmody was born on April 16, 2010! Reading through the comments definitely reassured me that Harrison Theo was &#8220;the one.&#8221; If Harrison had been a girl, we would have gone with Juliana Belle. (But we loved your suggestion of Marilyn Margaret!)<\/p>\n<p>Thank you so much for all your help. You are fabulous!<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Katherine writes: I never thought I&#8217;d have trouble with baby names, but we&#8217;re due with my second child on April 24 and there&#8217;s no clear front-runner yet! Our three-year-old daughter is named Gloria Charlotte. We like the slightly old-fashioned vibe of her name, and would like to use that same style with our second child. 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