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Grandchild No. 9

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  • Started 11 years ago by Brigitte Gant
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  1. Brigitte Gant
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    Little chap arrived two weeks early. So I shan't have to worry when we set off on the tour. Although we are overjoyed that all went well and the baby is healthy, we have not recovered from the shock of the parents's intention of calling him Quest Aubrey. Why name a child after a TV channel? I stitched a little welcome card, but could not bring myself to include the name. My elder stepdaughter suggested a reference to Easter, so I put 'Welcome to our world - then a little motif - little Easter Chick' with the date underneath that. Although we can't wait to see the little fella tomorrow none of us are really looking forward to the visit. We are still in shock. As the surname begins with C, even my 8 year old granddaughter started going quackquack and waiving her elbows up and down when she put the initials together. When we tell people they are taken aback and then start laughing and ask why. Of course we cannot explain. My heart goes out to the boy. If they don't change their mind about the name he will suffer a lifetime of ridicule and teasing. Poor little chap.

    Posted 11 years ago #

  2. carly
    Member

    Congratulations on your newest grandchild!

    Posted 11 years ago #

  3. Christine Berrett
    Administrator

    Congratulations, Brigitte!

    Posted 11 years ago #

  4. Monica Langstaff
    Member

    Many congratulations Brigitte. Photos on the coach please xx

    Posted 11 years ago #

  5. SallyH
    Member

    Congratulations Brigitte. See you soon.X

    Posted 11 years ago #

  6. Barbara Stone
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    Conratulations Brigitte, look forward to seeing all the photos I'm sure you will have taken. All love. xxx
    Talking about names, I had a patient the other day, and her parents had called her Ella Bella Mae, and insisted that all three names were used. Poor child, whats the betting that she drops one of those as soon as she's old enough?

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  7. Barbara Stone
    Member

    Just realised that people might think I didn't like the names. All I meant to say was that all three names were a bit of a mouthful for a child.

    Posted 11 years ago #

  8. parddu
    Member

    Congratulations on the new grandson Brigitte. Do parents who choose "quirky" names ever look forward to the day when their cute baby is a terrible teenager or a grumpy middle-aged man?
    Rosemary

    Posted 11 years ago #

  9. Brigitte Gant
    Member

    Thank you for your good wishes, gals. We went to meet the little chap on Sunday afternoon. Of course, he is the cutest little bundle. The weird thing was that the 'name' never got said by anybody, not even by the parents. There is a glimmer of hope that it may be a working title, as my elder s.daughter told me of a conversation she had with her sister. I am keeping my fingers crossed.

    Posted 11 years ago #

  10. Christine Berrett
    Administrator

    Let's hope so, Brigitte.....

    Posted 11 years ago #

  11. Anonymous

    Ive only just seen this Christine! My four grandchildren are Catalina Jade, Isabella Poppy (they're okay names); Jackson Kai (mmm) and the lastest (and last) Bodie Reef. So you are not alone my dear!!
    Rach x

    Posted 10 years ago #

  12. Brigitte Gant
    Member

    Strangely enough, had I had a boy in Germany he would have been a Kai, a north German name, but in England that would not have worked.
    I am glad our newest grandson is now Hudson Quest. I can live with that and am busy with the birth sampler. DH brought the Welcome card back the other day with the request, if I could unpick 'little Easter chick' and stitch the name in.

    Posted 10 years ago #

  13. Brigitte Gant
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    Last posting doubled up. Hence nothing in this box.

    Posted 10 years ago #

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