Welcome to this world, Henry. I love that name. Just the other day, I said to my office colleague that my favourite name for a boy was “Henri”. She laughed out loud. When I asked her why that was funny, she said “It’s so old-fashioned! It dates back to the 1940s and 50s!”
“Oh,” I replied, “Well maybe that’s why I like it.”
I love the name too! This baby has lots of English dna — from my husband’s family as well as my daughter-in-law’s grandparents. So I’m sure there are Henrys back there to shadow the name.
...Theresa Kishkan, writer... 
Mazel tov! To everyone. But especially Grandma.
They just keep coming! Feel amazingly blessed.
Welcome to this world, Henry. I love that name. Just the other day, I said to my office colleague that my favourite name for a boy was “Henri”. She laughed out loud. When I asked her why that was funny, she said “It’s so old-fashioned! It dates back to the 1940s and 50s!”
“Oh,” I replied, “Well maybe that’s why I like it.”
I love the name too! This baby has lots of English dna — from my husband’s family as well as my daughter-in-law’s grandparents. So I’m sure there are Henrys back there to shadow the name.