Is this OK? Too out there?
Me and hubby are naming our third son Alfie (hubby's choice) our first twin boys were Jude & Henry. I know a fair few Alfies so want a unique middle name. I love Wolf .. So he'd be Alfie Wolf or Alfred Wolf... Nickname will be Wolfie :) which I love!
Firstly Alfie or Alfred???
Secondly does Wolf sound OK? With alfie/Alfred or too much "F"
Jude and Henry were stillborn (late miscarriage) so Alfie will be our first live child I still want a name to compliment his brothers though. Any suggestions very welcome!!!
Firstly Alfie or Alfred???
Secondly does Wolf sound OK? With alfie/Alfred or too much "F"
Jude and Henry were stillborn (late miscarriage) so Alfie will be our first live child I still want a name to compliment his brothers though. Any suggestions very welcome!!!
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Ok, so Alfie Wolf is sooooo cute. But I think for a real person it seems overly so. But not to the extent that I'd think it was a horrible name to give a person. It sounds like a celebrity baby name, perhaps. But if you love it I certainly would go for it. I think Alfie fits in ok with Jude and Henry, goes better than Alfred does even though I'd rather see full names and not nicknames used for legal names.
I like Alfie as a nickname for Alfred. Alfred has more teeth behind it and sounds stronger than Alfie on its own. It also complements Jude and Henry very well.
Alfred Wolf is nice! Never heard of it. I would stick with Alfie as a nickname, not Wolfie. Wolfie sounds like a name given to a puppy, IMO. Alfie just sounds more human-like, I guess.
Alfred Wolf is nice! Never heard of it. I would stick with Alfie as a nickname, not Wolfie. Wolfie sounds like a name given to a puppy, IMO. Alfie just sounds more human-like, I guess.
For me, Alfred Wolf is handsome and the hands-down choice. Dad can still use "Alfie" if he likes, so can teachers/classmates/co-workers, etc.
For me, Alfie Wolf just doesn't sound/flow well. If Dad is set on Alfie and not open to Alfred, I would either choose a different middle name with a "wolf" meaning that flows better and still makes "Wolfie" sense, or add another middle name between Alfie and Wolf to improve the flow.
For me, Alfie Wolf just doesn't sound/flow well. If Dad is set on Alfie and not open to Alfred, I would either choose a different middle name with a "wolf" meaning that flows better and still makes "Wolfie" sense, or add another middle name between Alfie and Wolf to improve the flow.
I am so sorry about Henry and Jude. I know how heartbreaking it is. I think Allie sounds fine as a brother to Jude and Henry, but I'd go for Alfred. Alfred can have the nickname Alfie, and Alfred never has to be used (except on legal documents), but it's there, just in case. I also think Alfred ages better and sounds more dignified (and, bonus, he'll know he's REALLY in trouble when Alfred is used!).
I find Alfred Wolf adorable, yet noble.
It sounds like both you and your husband are already in love with the name. I wouldn't change a thing. Congratulations and good luck!
I find Alfred Wolf adorable, yet noble.
It sounds like both you and your husband are already in love with the name. I wouldn't change a thing. Congratulations and good luck!
Alfie Bear?!
Now we move from comic-book to picture book. lol
Now we move from comic-book to picture book. lol
Alfie is just terrible. It's babyish and moronic and just about cartoonish.
Alfie Wolf sounds like Alpha Wolf, like a comic book or something.
Wolfie is silly too.
My advice is go back to the drawing board.
Alfie Wolf sounds like Alpha Wolf, like a comic book or something.
Wolfie is silly too.
My advice is go back to the drawing board.
I like it! :D It's nice to see originality in naming.