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[zurich_allan]

Thanks everyone! Been a whirlwind couple of days!

Jabberwocky - I've had a quick look at the page, will have a better look when I get the time to!

Spanky - He had a bit of a red face and bruising from the forceps, which was a shame, and for a couple of minutes I thought there might have been a bit of red hair - but it was just the lighting, it's very much brown. Babies must be so resiliant though, almost all of the markings are gone now, barely a day later!

Everyone else - I had my table names at my wedding as F1 and other motorsport driver names, I think I'd have been knocked out if I'd suggested one for our child's name.... We've named him Dylan, though he does have William as his middle name, so just an 's' short of being named after Sir Frank!!

[LewEngBridewell]

My younger brother is called Dylan. Nice name.

[operaman]

... born yesterday, 8th November at 12.08pm, weighing 8bs 6oz....

Congrats. A future World Champ no doubt.

[Jabberwocky]

Biggest bit of advice I can give is when changing and moving lil babies. They are not fragile and all there joints work. I was always terrible with them at tjat age with things like trying to get them dressed without moving limbs etc

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[Big Azza]

My younger brother is called Dylan. Nice name.

I instantly imagine him being DylEngBridewell (except I always read your name as LewEngBridgewell, until just then. Odd.)

[LRW]

.....We've named him Dylan....

That's an awesome name. There are loads of really good boys names out there. My wife and I are struggling to agree on a girls name for our bump at the min.

Hope you are having fun, and not rocking in a corner crying.....

[bud]

Congrats! Though being a Scot i was thinking he was a wee ranga at first like Spanky!

[zurich_allan]

Jabberwocky - Haha, I know what you mean, but I'm not bad, I had a bit of experience with both of my wee cousins and my two nieces when they were tiny. Think my wife is a bit more timid / paranoid than I am.

LRW - Yeah, we had a similar time with baby names while the baby was still a bump - again because we didn't know if it was a boy or a girl, I think psychologically you don't want to get your heart set on a name only to find out it's the opposite gender to what you thought. We knew within about 5 minutes of him being born what he was called though...

Thanks again everyone! Hopefully mum and baby will get out of hospital today finally.

[Hammer278]

Hey man congrats! Trust you'll make sure Dylan Allan goes down the right path and cheers on Lewis Carl Hamilton.

[LewEngBridewell]

My younger brother is called Dylan. Nice name.

I instantly imagine him being DylEngBridewell (except I always read your name as LewEngBridgewell, until just then. Odd.)

[Jabberwocky]

Agreed that the baby name works as soon as you see them. Also girls names are harder to choose than boys.

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[1Lemon]

Start saving up for his first kart, start him off at 6 then soon we'll all be supporting him

[racechick]

Agreed that the baby name works as soon as you see them. Also girls names are harder to choose than boys.

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I'd say girls are easier.

[CookinFlat6]

... born yesterday, 8th November at 12.08pm, weighing 8bs 6oz....

Congratulations, cigars are on you!

I am sure after a few weeks you will know the best name for him

[Big Azza]

Agreed that the baby name works as soon as you see them. Also girls names are harder to choose than boys.

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I'd say girls are easier.

The only F1-related girl's name I can think of is Elly, for Pirelli....