This was the first time Su He had seen Lin's father so embarrassed, so she smiled and tried to smooth things over, saying, "Don't worry, Dad was able to give Jingyan and the others such nice names, so the baby's name will definitely be good too. But we can't just keep calling him 'Baby,' can we? How about we give him a nickname first?"

Upon hearing this, Lin's mother immediately agreed and looked at Old Madam Su, saying, "We'll choose the formal name, and the nickname can be chosen by our in-laws."

Upon hearing this, Grandma Su immediately waved her hand in refusal, saying, "I can't. The names we use in the countryside are all unpleasant, like 'dog egg' or 'dung egg,' which are not worthy of my great-grandson."

Lin's mother was stunned when she heard this. She couldn't lie and say that the name sounded nice.

So he looked at Su He and asked, "How about Xiao He picks one for me?"

Su He wanted to refuse, but how could she possibly come up with a name?

However, Lin's mother insisted, "You should take it. You've been pregnant for so long, you're the most suitable person to take the baby!"

Even Lin Jingyan nodded this time, "It's okay, you're his mother, he has to accept whatever name you choose!"

This put pressure on Su He. She thought about the nicknames of children in this era. Besides those mentioned by Grandma Su, she had seen nicknames like Da Mao, Er Mao, San Mao, Si Mao, Da Niu, Er Niu, San Niu, Si Niu, Zhuang Zhuang, Hu Zi, Tie Dan, and so on.

You could say that if you shouted on the street, a bunch of people would respond.

Her son definitely can't be treated so casually!

So Su He thought about it carefully, "He's our first child, so how about we name him... Yuan Yuan?"

Before Lin Jingyan could say anything, his father nodded in satisfaction. "Yuan means beginning. The child was born in spring, the beginning of the year, and her birthday is on the first day of the month. Not bad, the name my daughter-in-law chose has a very good meaning!"

Hearing Lin's father praise her so much, Su He felt a little embarrassed; she really had just thought of it casually.

Although Grandma Su didn't understand what he meant, she knew the name sounded nice, and immediately smiled and said, "Great, great! Our baby will have a nickname from now on, Yuan Yuan, our precious Yuan Yuan!"

Lin Jingyan and his mother also thought the name was good, so the child's nickname was decided.

As a result, not long after Yuan Yuan's nickname was decided, Lin's father also came up with his formal name the next day.

"Lin Yuanhao?"

Upon hearing the name, Su He glanced at Lin's father, wondering if he had named the child after her nickname.

Seemingly noticing Su He's confusion, Lin's father smiled and explained, "This was originally one of the names I had considered. Last night, when I heard the nickname, I felt it was quite a coincidence. In addition, the time Yuan Yuan was born made the character Yuan suitable, and the character Hao also has a very good meaning, so in the end, I chose this name. What do you think?"

Su He read it carefully and thought it sounded nice and wasn't difficult to pronounce, so she smiled and said, "It sounds great, Daddy gave it a good name. From now on, Yuan Yuan's formal name will be Lin Yuan Hao!"

Su He agreed, and no one else objected, so the baby was given a formal name on the second day after birth.

Because Su He had a natural birth, she planned to stay in the ward for three days before being discharged.

These past few days, perhaps Lin Jingyan made a special request to the hospital, but since the Xu couple left when Su He gave birth, she has been the only pregnant woman in the ward, which has made it much quieter, so she has been resting quite well.

Lin Jingyan continued to stay with her every night, and Grandma Su and Lin's mother would also come over during the day, taking turns going home to cook.

Moreover, her second cousin and his wife would come over to help after get off work, and her second cousin's wife would even come over to keep her company during her lunch break, which made Grandma Su very satisfied.