Nicknames For Littles Novels & Stories

Saber told him. “This is slow?” Nate asked. “Things are a bit different now,” Gomez said. “She needs some care, don’t you, Twinkletoes?” She grinned up at Gomez. “I like that nickname. But I like sweetheart too. And Baby girl. Not Spitfire, though.” She glared up at Saber. “That’s too bad, Spitfire.” “Never had so many nicknames. Does it mean you like me?” “That’s exactly what it means,” Saber told her.

Lynn cut in, "With that gorgeous hair, I'm calling girl." I grinned like a jackass and proudly announced, "Boy." The five of us sat there tossing out names-Jackson, Taylor, Slade. That suggestion came out of one of my friends' mouth, and they instantly lost suggestion power. Liam, Elijah, Jeremiah, and it seemed like hundreds more. But if I liked one, Brett didn't and vice versa. Jenny laughed at us. "You realize they won't let you take him home until you put a name on the birth certificate, right?"

She laughs and tells me in her delicate, though exotic, accent, “Bailey, you’re well aware of the generational tomes kept in the library for both private and public consumption. Yours and Nick’s pictorial story must be told—as will Brielle-Chantal Angelini’s.” My stomach flutters. Yes, over the mere mention of my husband, the king. But also of our (encroaching-upon) two-year-old child. I currently call her Brie-Chan (pronounced Bree-Shahn) when I’m whispering in her ear or kissing her plump cheek. I shall refrain as she grows, I swear I will. And simply land on Brie or Brielle. I’m almost certain of it. For the moment, however, the nickname seems to suit our little bundle of joy perfectly. A

"Are you about me? Kendall jumped on her stool, dropping her cell phone with a bang on the counter. "S shit! "She pulled the device, checking every little piece of it, then hugging it. "Mom accidentally dropped you, love. "When Lilo was a child, I meant..." my father corrected himself and cleared his throat. Tristan shared his laugh. I was the only one sulking, not only because they mentioned my height, but also because my father insisted on calling me that ridiculous nickname. Since they invented the movie Lilo and Stitch my parents decided that the abbreviation of my name would be similar to the name of the little girl. Although, for someone who already had his height constantly compared t

Of course, Arianne did not dare to carry Plato again since she was afraid that her son would get jealous. When Arianne asked if Tiffany had come up with a nickname for Plato, she shook her head. “No, is there a need to come up with a nickname for boys? When Smore grows up into a handsome young man, wouldn’t it be ridiculous to still call him Smore? The young ladies that fancy him are going to laugh their asses off. Nicknames are only cute when they’re little.”

Everyone present nodded at her words. After a few seconds of silence, there was a secret exchange of glances between Kat and Mia before they both simultaneously jumped at Scarlett, minding her weak body, they only lightly hugged her. "Happy birthday our cute little chipmunk!" She was seriously like a chipmunk. Scarlett laughed along with her. Every year, they would a different nickname to greet the person happy birthday with. It was like a tradition between the three of them. Last year, Mia's nickname was butter and Kat's was cotton candy.

Jason. After Max left, we talked about tons of other things and I helped her sit up since she said she was uncomfortable lying down. One of the things we talked about included arguing about what nickname we should give our baby. "What about gummy bear?" Eve asked and I laughed. "What?, It's cute." She said frowning. "How about lollipop?" I teased and she smacked me playfully. "Babies are usually the size of a gummy bear when it's within the first trimester which is why gummy bear would be the best nickname for our baby." Eve explained and i nodded but I still wasn't sold.

Evan suggested it with a smirk, taunting his brother. “His nickname will be Nico.” Frederick quickly added. “If anyone will call him Nic, then I won’t let anyone play with my pup,” he said, throwing a tantrum like a child. “I like it,” Nimo said. "Nimo and Nico. I loved it." “Solo?” Soleil stated, more like asked, and looked at Amelia. “Mom, my nickname is Solo." Amelia gasped at her suggestion, and so did we.

Hunter, granny, little hat, big bad wolf Kendrick(wolf), Dylan(wolf), Kaiden(Wolf), Joshua (hunter),Jenny(hunter), Victor (hunter), Benny (granny), Andrew(granny),Brook (granny) Lilith(little hat), and Rachel(little hat), Hope (little hat) "Wolf." Kaiden was first. "Granny" Benny "Hunter." Joshua "Little Riding Hood." Rachel "Wolf" Dylan "Granny" Andrew "Little Riding Hood." Lilith

She felt rather ashamed that she didn’t know what her name meant, but she was determined to find out once she got back to the orphanage. “That name is too hard to pronounce,” Logan said to himself. “Why don’t we give you another name? A nickname?” “Why would you give her a nickname?” Tara asked in annoyance. “Yeah! Why?” Alaina shouted at her brother. “I want a nickname, too,” Tara demanded. “Your name is easy to pronounce,” Sebastian said. “And it’s kind of short already.” “How about Sarah?” Nicolas suggested. “It’s a popular name, and it means princess.”