Should we name the third baby to keep with “B” name theme?

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2 older sisters both have “B”names. He’s our first boy and final baby. Should we keep the “B” name theme and make ourselves find a name to fit the theme or allow ourselves to branch out to other letters? Lol. Don’t want him to feel odd one out but no boy B names really jump out to us. He’s our last too so no other babies to come along and name after so he’d be the only odd one out if we go with a diff letter than B. Is that something kids notice when they’re older and let bother them? Mom and Dad aren’t B names if that helps.

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If it was another girl I’d say stick with B theme. I feel like a boy won’t mind whether or not his name matches with big sisters

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I’m personally not a huge fan of same first letter names for siblings. That’s just my own opinion though, you do whatever you like of course. 
I’d say if nothing stands out to you then feel free to go for another letter. What’s more important is finding a name that feels right rather than going for a b name if it doesn’t stand out as the right one. 
I think the fact that he’s the only boy would work, it wouldn’t seem “off” if he didn’t have the same letter name as his sisters in my opinion. And since it’s only 2 older siblings it’s not like there’s too obvious of a trend there you’d be breaking if you were to name him with another letter. 
Good luck with the name search and congratulations 😊

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I think you should choose the name you like best! If the kids ever ask you why he doesn’t have a B name, just tell them you gave them each the name that you absolutely loved, regardless of what letter it started with. Hard to argue or feel bad about that. 
I also think that there is no way to predict how a kid will feel. I have a good friend who is the third L name, she feels like she got third best and basically a knock off of her sisters name, and would have much preferred to have her own identity with a fresh letter/name. 
Since there are pros and cons, just go with what you love.

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My oldest brother and I both have names starting with J. Our middle brother’s name starts with a W. We never thought of him as the odd one out. If anything I thought it was cool that he had his own initials and mine and my brothers were the same.

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I think because he’s a boy and your other two are girls it won’t matter, I’d branch into other letters 😅

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It would be nice if he had a B name too to make it more “symmetric” lol, but it’s not the end of the world if he doesn’t have one, especially if you can’t find a B name that you love. Choose a name that you love. That’s most important.

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We unintentionally gave our kids matchy nicknames. So we have an Evelyn, Dennis, and soon to be either a victor or Victoria (this baby is team green.) Nicknames Evie, Denny, Vicky/Tori. All EE ending 😂 granted we don't actually use those nicknames. Close family friends do. But they are Munk and Booski. Not sure what new baby will be called by us just yet.

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I think you should do a B name so it flows. But my answer is biased because majority of my family gives all their kid’s the same letter 😅

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I've never personally had the desire to do that but I think it's cute when people do. My sister has a Waylon, Weston, and a Wrenlee.

Should we name the third baby to keep with “B” name theme?

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