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I know a Landon and they call him "LT" for his nn (T initial for his middle name)
I also know a Nolan and they call him Nolie for his nn (which I'm not too big a fan of but it's their baby so who cares what my opinion is lol).
Bode/Bodhi/Bodie is growing on me!
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@WinterBee: crap. I'm in Ontario too. I haven't met one but I'm not around children a lot. I don't want him to be Nolan. Initial in school.
@mauxie: not a fan of Nolie either, but I do like Nole (but would prefer no NN)
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What about Boden with a nickname of Bodie? It's kind of like combining Landon and Bode!
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@Reese: I'm a teacher, so constantly around kids. It's hard to find names that aren't 'tainted' bahaha.
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I like Landon. You don't have to have a nickname.
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@Reese: I personally would never pronounce it like code!
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@Rainbow Sprinkles: not a huge fan of names given with the intention to use a NN - but I appreciate the idea!!
@WinterBee: my cousin is a teacher and hates the name Liam for this reason lol. It must be so hard for a teacher!!
@birdofafeather: either would I .. It's interesting to see how many people would
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Hmmmm... I instantly that Bode was pronounced like "code." I prefer Landon. Some people don't have nicknames.
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I have a Nolan and don't know any other people named Nolan. I do like Landon too.
Daycare nicknamed him Noli Cannoli. At home we call him all sorts of silly nicknames, Noli, Nono, Nola.
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@Canoli: Noli Cannoli is so cute! As a half Italian family I can see this happening
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