Dealing with boy names has always been hell for us, but I think we've got it.
Dillon Sebastian
or
Sebastian Dillon
Dh and I both love Sebastian as a first name, but I *really* wanted to stick with a 2-syllable name like each of the other 6 of us have. We like Dillon *almost* as much as we like Sebastian. I just don't know if my OCD can handle going against the "theme"!
Thoughts?
Dillon Sebastian
or
Sebastian Dillon
Dh and I both love Sebastian as a first name, but I *really* wanted to stick with a 2-syllable name like each of the other 6 of us have. We like Dillon *almost* as much as we like Sebastian. I just don't know if my OCD can handle going against the "theme"!
Thoughts?











I had a hard time breaking from our name tradition, too, but I'm glad I did because I was running out of names that I was in love with. Our tradition was one Dominican saint's name and one Slovak name. We have a Maximilian (Slovak) Dominic (Dominican saint), a Faustina (Slovak) Rose (Dominican saint), a Catherine (Dominican saint) Alzbeta (Slovak form of Elizabeth - my grandma's name), an Augustine (saint after whom St. Dominic modeled the Dominican order) Vladimir (Slovak), and a Veronica (okay, that COULD pass as Slovak, because many of my ancestors were named Veronika) Bernadette (French). Sometimes I got a little OCD about the fact that most of my kids have a Slovak/Dominican combo but Veronica doesn't, and the next baby probably won't, but all in all I'm really happy that I went with the name that I liked best even though it doesn't fit my theme.









