We have baby names picked out... so we don't argue bout it later? What you think?
Girls
1st daughter Jaelyn Jasper Nykole
2nd daughter Kaelyn Elizabet Nykole
Boys...
1st son Jaysin Keiano Joshua
2nd? Keiano James Allen
or
2nd? Jayden Nathaniel Dean
Answer:
Good idea... sometimes. I have noticed a few times with my friends that they'll have a name picked out and then in the 9th month of pregnancy they decide with something totally different.
Picking out the name also helps because then the baby is personified instead of just being "the baby" or "it".
I really like the "Nykole" of the girls names.
As for the boys I really like the combination of Jayden Keiano Joshua.
But why do they have so many? I guess its kool so they can pick only one when they grow older.
Jayden Nathaniel Dean
they're nauseating...
Kaelyn Elizabet Nykole
Jayden Nathaniel Dean
no it isn't weird
They all look like they'd be hard to pronounce for teachers and lead your child to get made fun of alot. Becareful with spelling names weird.
It looks like you are trying to spell the name just to be different..Kids Hate that.
Just spell it out normal
Kaelyn is fine for a girl Jayden is good..but spell it Jadden...Men don't want "Y's in their name..its not manly.
Keiano James Allen is really cute
Not a big fan of rhyming names, regardless of whether or not they are twins. Don't care for the odd spellings either, the kids are going to be explaining their names for their whole lives.
I like Jayden Nathaniel Dean. I like the names Joshua and James too. For the girl I like Kaelyn Elizabet Nykole. I also think Kaelyn Jasper Nykole would sound good. (my sons middle name is Jaedon) In my opinion it looks better like that or like Jadon than with a Y.
I don't think it is weird at all! Most of us ladies pick out names when we get dolls so we're used to "pre-planning". Just something to think about - when you do get pregnant, you may find you no longer like the names or maybe your baby won't suit your names. I've always had Kessa Amy and Caleb James picked out for years and now that I'm expecting I much prefer Olivia and Charlie now.
Oh good, kids for my son to pick on in a few years.
Wow! These are complicated names!! The spellings are crazy too!
Jaelyn is nice, as well as Kaelyn, beyond those ?
Jaelyn Jasper Nykole
Jaysin Keiano Joshua
i dont really like any of them.
especially when the kid named jayden is older,
there will be like a million jaydens
because of all the kids named jayden now
-hetty♥
Its nauseating!
your one smart cookie! you name your baby's what you.want i see nothing wrong with these names.
Honestly? Dumb. They are totally dated to 2006/2007. Different names don't have to be so cheesy!
Some people have a theme when they are preparing to name their children. My daughter and her husband gave their boys (middle names) names of cowboys. Some people have all their children's name start with the same letter, etc. Find out the meaning of your child's name, that is important.
While I'm not fond of these names, they are all uniquely spelled.
Have you considered that having two daughteres with rhyming names may not be a good idea? It could get very confusing for relatives and teachers.
I do like Keiano. It is my favorite, and it is the most unique of all of these names. Jayden is far too popular, I would say. It is the number four name for baby boys in 2006. Do you really want your Jayden to have to be one of three boys in his class with that name? Also, on that note, Kaelyn is number three on the list. For the year 1989, my name, Stephanie, was ranked as the 6th most popular name given to baby girls. I was one of three Stephanies in my class. I was Stephanie M for seven years.
Your names are very lovely and unique, although they are not my taste. However, always keep your future children in mind!
Kaelyn Elizabet Nykole
Jayden Nathaniel Dean
Jaelyn Jasper Nykole for a girl
Jayden Nathaniel Dean for a boy
There is a really popular book right now called "Freakonomics" by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner. It has some GREAT statistics about naming trends and child rearing habits of the successful (and not so successful.) It is a tremendously interesting read - and not too boring or tough to get through either! There is a whole section about "unusual spellings" and the specific socio-economic groups statistically associated with them.
Here's the author's website address on this book if you want to check it out! www.freakonomics.com/blog/ You can probably pick up the book at the library as well. Have fun, and enjoy picking out a name!
I would beaware of taking common names and spelling them oddly. If you do it for one of your children, it's unqiue and only if it's only one of their names. Like just their first or just threir middle. For more than one it's just annoying.
Jayden Nathaniel Dean for the second boy.
There is no reason to use weird spellings just to be different. Do you think it's cute or fashionable to give your children names that they will have to struggle with for the rest of their lives?
the 2nd one
They're all unique, and I am NOT criticizing you, but be prepared for:
A. Other people criticizing the names.
B. Not having the names pronounced correctly.
C. Your children disliking how uncommon their names are.
For the boy question, I like Jayden Nathaniel.
Name your son or daughter something they can be proud to put on a billboard when they are 47 and running for President.
I don't care for the strange spellings or having 2 middle names.
I really don't like any of the names. Sorry!
I prefer Caitlin over Kaelyn. Jasper is a name for a cat.
Keiano - how about Kai instead?
#3 2nd
Sorry, but I think they are pretty bad. They all sound way too similar, and scream out trendy.
Spelling Jason and Nicole wrong is so pointless, and Jasper on a girl hurts. Plus, Jaelyn, Kaelyn and Jayden are beyond over-used.
I would start over.
And I don't think it's dumb at all to have names picked out early! I have had a list of favorites (always changing, of course) since I was 13! It's fun :)
Good luck.
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