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anoniem
What do you think of the name Jiggy-jay? For our son....

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  1. Anonymous Guest #2

    No, I personally wouldn't do that—it's a bit of a flop name, sorry, sorry, but that was your question..

  2. An1990 Guest #3

    If you're asking for an honest opinion: no, don't do it. It seems like you really want to stand out with your child's name, but you always have to consider that others will need to understand it later on.

    Besides that, I don't think it sounds nice.

  3. anoniem started this #4

    No problem, I'm glad for your honesty..
    Any other opinions? It would really help us as people who are still unsure...

  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    No, sorry, I don't think much of it either! But if you're still so unsure, why don't you come up with something else? I understand it's really tough.. Can you maybe indicate what other names you like in terms of style, so we can maybe suggest more options? Just an idea.

  5. Agnes Guest #6

    I wouldn't do it either; it sounds like a funny nickname, not something you'd put on a job application.

  6. anoniem started this #7

    We're looking for an English boy's name with a y in it and preferably two names.. our other two kids have that too..

  7. Viv Guest #8

    I wouldn't do that either.
    Maybe something like:
    Flynn, Floyd, Yoas, Mylo, Kyan, Kay, Tyler, Lyam.

  8. Anonymous Guest #9

    No, I wouldn't do that. Here are some suggestions:
    Jayson, Kyan, Daley, Jaycen, Jayden, Flynn, Ayden, Zayn, Mayson, Tyler, Ryan, Kay

  9. Debby Guest #10

    Maybe Ziggy instead of Jiggy.

  10. Agnes Guest #11

    Maybe:
    Joey-Dean
    Ziggy-James
    Riley-Jax
    Levy-Jack
    Daley-Jay
    Tyler-Jace
    Davey-Jim
    Ayden-Joe
    Dylan-James
    Jayson-Dean
    Brody-Dex
    Or another combination of these names, of course.

  11. Mia #12

    I don't find him handsome either, sorry.. I think the suggestions above are really nice!

  12. Charisha Guest #13

    I think it's nice, but I'd prefer it if the name were a bit longer, like with a 'd' in front, such as Djiggeigh-Djay-Djelayno.

  13. Anonymous Guest #14

    I assume it wasn't serious ..... dj-dj-dj....

    Jiggy-Jay I wouldn't personally go for. A bit too Teletubbie-like.
    Jiggy on its own I find funny.

    Kenny-Jay maybe?

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