Having our first child, You pick the names.

I like the name Christine... to me it sounds like a name of cleanness.

Go for dalai lama or something! I like the name. Very geeky

First of all, Wow! What an honor it is to name your child, let alone your first born!! Congrats!!!

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If blessed with a son, I suggest the name, Robert.

The boy's name Robert r(o)-be-rt is pronounced RAH-bert. It is of Old German origin, and its meaning is "bright fame". A favorite name for boys since the Middle Ages. Especially favored by the Scots due to 14th-century king Robert the Bruce and to poet Robert Burns. Roberto is a Latin form of the name. Senator Robert Kennedy; poet Robert Burns; actors Robert DeNiro, Robert Duvall, Rob Schneider; author Robert Lawson; General Robert E. Lee; author Robert Ludlum; baseball players Roberto Alomar, Roberto Clemente.

Robert is a very common first name for men (#3 out of 1220) and also a very common last name for both men and women (#2533 out of 88799). (1990 U.S. Census)

Baby Name Popularity Trend for the boy name : Robert

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If blessed with a daughter, I offer the name, Eleanor.

The girl's name Eleanor e-lea-nor is pronounced EL-a-nor. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "sun ray, shining light". Variant of Helen. Also possibly from the Greek name "eleos" meaning "compassion", or from German "ali" meaning "other, foreign". History: Eleanor of Aquitaine (12th century) was heiress to a large part of France, wife of two kings and mother of two more (Richard the Lionhearted and John). Her powerful personality, intelligence, and energy made her unique then. Literary: Jane Austen's Eleonora Dashwood in "Sense and Sensibility". First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt; Italian actress Eleonora Duse; actress Elinor Donahue; women's rights activist Eleanor Smeal.

Eleanor is a very common first name for women (#148 out of 4276) but an uncommon last name for both men and women. (1990 U.S. Census)

Baby Name Popularity Trend for the girl name : Eleanor

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I'm honored for the chance to name your child, but I feel that YOU, the PARENTS should name YOUR child. Choose wisely. The name you decide upon may influence their growing up. If you select a girl | feminine name for the boy, he may be teased growing up, etc. Again, congrats on having your first baby. I pray your child grows up to make you, the Parents, proud =0p...

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My daughter's name is Sara, but if you want names that have some ties to "geekdom" you could always go with these names of gals from Star Trek:

• Kira
• Nerys
• Belanna
• Kathryn
• Deanna
• Beverly
• Keiko etc.

Just avoid Guinan... it sounds too much like gynecology.

If it's a girl, you can name her Charlotte. If it's a boy, you could name him Mark.

If its a Girl name her Alice If its a Boy, name him Barrett

idk, always like those names.

delia - girl hercules - boy

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