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The overwhelming majority of Drews in the U.S. are males.
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Yes. In fact, Drew Barrymore is the ONLY female Drew I can think of, in my own life or famous people I’ve heard of.
[QUOTE=Captain Lance Murdoch]
The overwhelming majority of Drews in the U.S. are males.
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Yes. In fact, Drew Barrymore is the ONLY female Drew I can think of, in my own life or famous people I’ve heard of.
[QUOTE=WhyNot]
squeeeeeeeee!(a very soft squee so’s not to wake the baby, of course.)
What a handsome fellow!
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Yes he is! Congratulations!
[QUOTE=purple haze]
Is that a common name in Austrailia for boys (or girls)? The only Darcy I can remember is someone I knew in the 80’s - same as a previous poster. I know here in the USA, the other kids would pick on a boy named Darcy. As I’m not familiar with names in Australia I don’t know if it would be a problem for your son at all.
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It is not a common name here. That is part of the reason I chose it. There are hundreds of cultures in Melbourne. Many kids have traditional names from the parents’ country. So I do not think Darcy will be singled out for having an unusual name.