Childrens names?
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Phoebe for a girl, Anthony, Victor, or Sheldon for a boy.
My girls are Sabrina and Daphne so I think those names rock too.
No one uses the name Heidi, unless they are naming their German shepherd puppy. They should use Heidi if it is a girl so there are more of us.0 -
my children's names are :
little boy: Antoine
twin sisters: Jade and Jasmine
and if ever i am blessed enaugh to have an other one i will name it Mathiew if its a boy and i don know if its a girl >.<0 -
Great topic! I have a little one coming in March.
My son's name is Evan.0 -
My Daughters name is Amara Gypsy-Rose..........
If I had a boy I was going to use the name Brighton or Horoun0 -
Favorite Boys: Brody, Cameron (My Son's), Christopher, Sebastian
Favorite Girls: Colleen (My Daughter's), Kaitlyn, Sophia, Isabella, Samantha0 -
Boy - Ryley (my son)
Girl - Arabella or Paige
I have two girls
Paige and Rylee0 -
My boys names are Tryston (sounds like Tristen), meaning "Bold; a Knight at King Arthurs table", and Jadon, meaning "God has heard". Tryston was also the name of Brad Pitts character in "Legends of the Fall" - very good movie.0
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Ya can't go wrong with good christian names. Saints have the best names.0
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Boy---Caleb
Girl---Keziah0 -
Ya can't go wrong with good christian names. Saints have the best names.
Agree^^^^(see above)0 -
Our kids are Jasper Griffin and Marlaina Blu.
Jasper was originally Gentry Lee. But we thought about Lennix, Phoenix, Joaquin, and Brazos. If Marlaina was a boy she would have been Memphis Jack or Gibson Wylde (Yes, like the Guitars and Zakk Wylde). We also considered Darby, Penelope, Zoe, and Arabella.0 -
John, James, David, William for a boy.
And yes, I'm white, boring, and think trendy names are silly.
Hahaha I agree!!!
I like Steven, Marc , Phillip for a boy
And of course I love what I named my children, Craig and Kate0 -
Jaxon (Boy)
Brenna (girl)0 -
For Girls,,,,My daughters names Dakota Davina, Tiana Amber, Atlanta Rosina, also considered,,,, Savannah Mercedes, Tegan Jasmine
For boys, Name i have not been able to use,,, Cole Ellis,
I work in a nursery and popular names at the min are , boys..Noah, Mason, Liam, Tyler,,,girls,, Ava, Lexie, Jessica, Emily,0 -
right with ya: Michael, Matthew and AndrewJohn, James, David, William for a boy.
And yes, I'm white, boring, and think trendy names are silly.
Hahaha I agree!!!
I like Steven, Marc , Phillip for a boy0 -
A while back, a lady came into the office and her bada$$ kid was running around. She yelled, "Margarita Tangeruay" get your butt over here right now.
Muahhahaha...so by that standard, my next kid would be named SOCO nCoke.0 -
Stripper names? lolMercedes, Candy, Cherry, Dolly..all good ones.0 -
Names are always a hard one. I have the most common name for the year it was given to me, and don't like it, but I wouldn't wish some of the stranger names on kids, either. I almost ended up named Guinevere (I like the name, because I love Arthurian legends, but I don't think I would have survived the teasing). Names I like have become more practical over the years. Some are based on family members, some aren't. Of course my taste changes fairly frequently, and I never plan on having kids.
Boys: Seth, Nicholas, Jack, Kevin, Keith, Lyndon
Girls: Priscilla, Phoebe, Ava, Melaina, Dinah, Rhoda0 -
oh and i love Montana0
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my husband wanted to name our daughter CASHMERE (after the Led Zeplin song).
I asked if we should just go ahead and buy her a stripper poll for her first bday!!!!
KASSIE-was chosen instead
JOEY is my son
others i like:
Kennedy
Sydney
Cael
Sebastian (Sebby)
Jack0 -
For a boy: Alexander Michael
For a girl: Michaela Alexandria (although, I do love my daughter's name even more than that one, LOL!)0 -
Girl---Carrington (Karrington, Kherington),Danielle, Gabrielle,Paige
Boy-- Carrington, Braxton, Brice, Sheldon
My daughter's name is Carrington. I really like Danielle but it didn't sound good with our last name.
Like one other poster said. Have the call the name out look and hear what it sound like. I did that and rejected plenty of suggested names because of it.
Congratulations to the new parents to be!!0 -
John, James, David, William for a boy.
And yes, I'm white, boring, and think trendy names are silly.
I don't really have any favorite names to say, but a baby book name is great, one with the "top ten for the last 5 years" is preferable.
Don't choose any of those.
Don't add your own little cutesy artistic flair.
Don't give them a name so their nickname can be "___" if you want to name your kid maci (may-cee) don't name them madeline.
It is *their* name. They have to put up with it at school, in the work force and all 500 million forms they will have to fill out their entire life. Not you. They will also have their named called 5 million times, So don't give them on that is hard to read, pronounce, or has five syllables and a '.
Names will reflect them on their resume. Employers have hundreds of applicants for every job and yes, they look at names.
"We already have 5 Johns in this office..neeext"
A name that can fit either gender.
The name of a city
If it's a traditional name, use traditional spelling.
Say the name out loud... holler the name as if you're calling the kid. Do you sound ridiculous?
The first name shouldn't be a dead person's name. You can honor that person with the middle name. Those are some big shoes to fill as it is.
There are nice names out there that aren't boring but aren't super common.
I like the name Paul, Scott and Mariah/ Melanie and sophia .. though some of them have recently become popular.
Umm, so what's the problem with an apostrophe in the name? Irish names have apostrophes. So what exactly are you referring to, ethnic names? As for nicknames, many cultures give nicknames that actually could go for their first names. Hence why they have that box titled "Other names Used/Nicknames" on Job applications. Huh, we won't even get on the Honey Boo Boo issue.
When is this ignorant world going to wake up? It is just a name. Who the h*** cares if their parents want to put an artistic flair on it by spelling it differently, hyphenating it, putting all different kinds of syllables in it. Our names make us unique individuals. Who wants to go through life with a common name when no one is a common individual. Simply put a name does not determine what kind of quality of life you'll have or what job you will secure! Wake up folks.0 -
I don't think I"m gonna have kids.... but If we could it would be:
BOY: Damien Michael
GIRL: Shelby Lynn0 -
quite surprised not to see my girls names up there when I picked them they weren't popular but times change hey!!
I have Summer Grace and Violet (Lettie) Hope
If i'm ever blessed with another I love Patrick for a boy and Merida for a girl (depends how popular after disneys brave
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@kaaO2c
why so angry?
Even your photo looks angry?
Its all just opionions, no need to get upset.
My son has a common name, but i am not going to take it personally that you dont like them.
Relax...Enjoy!0 -
C'mon we both know the only decent name up there is Jax's lol... Well Tyg is a cute name, but only if it's a nickname. That being said, *coughs* my 11 month old son's name is JaxonJax, Clay, Tyg, Juice, Chibs
Not just after the character, but a couple other reasons too 
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My 3 yr old daughter's name is Mariah.
Ps. Did you watch last Tuesday's episode? TYG is soooooooooooo grosssss!0 -
John, James, David, William for a boy.
And yes, I'm white, boring, and think trendy names are silly.
I don't really have any favorite names to say, but a baby book name is great, one with the "top ten for the last 5 years" is preferable.
Don't choose any of those.
Don't add your own little cutesy artistic flair.
Don't give them a name so their nickname can be "___" if you want to name your kid maci (may-cee) don't name them madeline.
It is *their* name. They have to put up with it at school, in the work force and all 500 million forms they will have to fill out their entire life. Not you. They will also have their named called 5 million times, So don't give them on that is hard to read, pronounce, or has five syllables and a '.
Names will reflect them on their resume. Employers have hundreds of applicants for every job and yes, they look at names.
"We already have 5 Johns in this office..neeext"
A name that can fit either gender.
The name of a city
If it's a traditional name, use traditional spelling.
Say the name out loud... holler the name as if you're calling the kid. Do you sound ridiculous?
The first name shouldn't be a dead person's name. You can honor that person with the middle name. Those are some big shoes to fill as it is.
There are nice names out there that aren't boring but aren't super common.
I like the name Paul, Scott and Mariah/ Melanie and sophia .. though some of them have recently become popular.
Agreed!!!0 -
My baby girls name is Aviana Avi-ah-na is how we pronounce it 0
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yae yae! Jaxon ChristopherJaxon (Boy)
1. My husband's grandpa that raised him passed away in 2009 and his name was Jack.
2. I love the nickname Jax (from SOA)
3. I love the character Jax (Mine and my husband's favorite show)
4. Christopher is my husband's first name.
He was almost a Riley or Deakon (as in Deacon Frost from Blade) lol0
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