If you are a man and you had 8 kids (6 boys and 2 girls), then what would you name them? Or if you're a woman and had 10 kids (5 boys and 5 girls), then what would you name them?
Since I'm a woman, I would name my 10 kids the follow names:
For Boys
1.Drake Rex
2.Trent Patrick
3.Dante Raphael
4.Westley Oleander
5.Stevo Cupid
For Girls
1.Tiger Lily
2.Skye Jane
3.Scarlett Jade
4.Zoe Victoria
5.Vivien Leigh
Yeah, yeah, this thread is dumb, but it's also fun!
For Boys
1.Derek
2.Joel
3.Drake
4.Dylan
5.Josh
For Girls
1.Phoebe
2.Jennifer
3.Nicole
4.Lisa
5.Olivia
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Girls
Lydia Reese
Alexis Daveigh
Liliana Elaine
Alana Marie
Jodelle Elizabeth
Boys
Drake Parker
Aiden Michael
Liam Walker
Ryan Christopher
Braden Luke
Boys
Riley David
Drake Michael
Eric Andrew
Seth Cody
Derek Ryan
Girls
Hannah Michelle
Brooke Marie
Amber Elizabeth
Nevaeh Ann
Bridget Nichole
mmm, change of names for me...
Girls:
Kasey Leanne
Charlotte Elizabeth
Kylie Elaine
Victoria "Tori" Christine
Margaret "Maggie" Anne
Twins – Sarah Beth Michelle and Laura Beth Marie
Boys:
Luke Thomas
Cory Gavin
Tyler Nicholas
Nolan Ryan ((He's totally going to be a baseball player!))
Twins – Kenneth Mason and Koby Michael
"I used the same f ucking soap you did and when I got finished, the towel didn't look like no goddamn Maxi-Pad."
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Girls;
Sienna
Halle
Mariska
Alexandra
Kimberly
Jamie
Devon
Layla
Boys;
Kevin
John
Gavin
Randy
Trent
Leo
Ben
Your life is worth nothing........unless you live it to it's fullest extent.
My Ten boys and girls would be,
Girls,
Laylee
Marissa
Kate
Haley
Chloe
Madison
Stephanie
Amy
Chrissy
Boys,
Bryan
Ryan
Ty
Aaron
Andrew
Joey
Eathan
Jake
Michael
I'll take 8 kids lol
Girls
Delany
Kayliegh (luv it)
Crystel
Lucy
Boys
Evan (I luv this name!!!)
Shawn (This 1 2) J.J.
Sam
Mikey
"Oh Billy, I think just turned my Fruits of the Loom into a fudge factory" - Stand by me
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Girls
Emily Victoria
Emma Anne
Allie Jaye
Nicole Leah
Camryn Kay
Boys
Tyler Cade
Chris Day
Matthew Ricardo
Girls:
Hayley
Phylicia
Vanessa
Catherine
Liliana
Boys:
Blake
Jacob
Philip
Daniel
Griffen
"Life was easier when boys just had cooties."
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AHHH Zepplinchick you stole my girl name, I've always loved Anastasia, but I've always liked it said Anast(AH)sia instead of a long (A) sound. Anyway seeing as how my mom always wanted a girl named Ashley Nicolle I got named that, but unfortunately the year I was born both names were tremendously popular and together they were the most popular names given to a girl (though I am rather proud of the unique spelling of my middle name seeing as I haven't seen anyone use it here yet).
Anyway here goes:
Girls-
1)Anastasia Noelle
2)Katarina Victoria
3)Meghann Simone (my sister)
4)Gretchen Lenay (twin #1)
5)Grecian Laney (twin #2)
6)Leslee Zara (my sister)
Boys-
1)Aron Michael (my dad and bro) [twin #1]
2)Sydney Kane (my grandpa)
3)Andru Stahl (my grandfather)
4)Matthew Zane [twin #2]
5)Brendan James
Hm...10 kids
GUYS:
1. Nicolas Ryan
2. Joshua Caleb
3. Michael William
4. Jacob Patrick
5. Ethan Robert
GIRLS:
1. Kirsten Adrianna
2. Katie Elisabeth
3. Mandy Asley
4. Arianne Mellissa
5. Brooklyn Grace
Mrs. Sodapop Curtis
Will Makar is my Idol
Guys
1. William
2. Caleb
3. Danny
4. Joey
5. Jack
Girls
1. Jamie
2. Claudia
3. Abbey
4. Madeline "Maddy"
5. Mackenzie "Mack"
"I'm here for the President"~~Sam Seaborne
Girls
Vivien
Brigitte
Alma
Catherine
Caroline
Boys:
Byron
Thomas (Not Thomas, oh NO!)
Eugene
William
Ashley (yes, I'm naming a boy Ashley.)
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I am so glad to know that people share my love of quirky names and different spellings.
Girls
Kaylee Samantha
Lyris Melina
Jaycie Serena
Brenna Claire
Kirby Danielle
I'm also very fond of the name my cousin picked for her daughter Oasis Sobriety but I thought that was cruel. Plus the names a lot of you picked were great; they went on my names of such cute baby names. Loved Sienna, Emma, Brooklyn, Riley, Bailey, Delaney.
Boys
Basil Lucas
Zander Nathaniel
Wyatt Isaiah
Gavin Alexander
Ethan Matthew
I loved Seth, Nathan, Caleb, Zander (spelled with an X) Luke, Ryder, Shawn, Aidan, Jonah, Chandler, and Cole.
Thanks for the potential baby names. You guys have great choices.
Agility = Dog Game...
Girls:
Madeline Renee "Maddy"
Kylie Amarah
Sadie Josephine
Isabel Rose
Felicity Rae
Charlotte Evelyn "Charley"
Annabella Jade "Anna"
Penelope Rachel
Faith Isabelle
Boys:
Elijah William "Eli"
Caleb Michael "Cale"
Oliver Ryan
Cayden Lorenzo "Cade"
Cyrus Ian "Cy"
Damien Tyler
Owen Alexander
Isiah William
Tyler Keegan
Girls:
Brittany May
Vanity Rose
Emma Victoria
Tara Kirstien Rachel
Summer Kelly
Boys:
Tristan Landon James
Corey Roger Gerald [[family names]]
Kristopher Daniel Stewart
Tre Eli Johnathan
Christian William
In Omnía Paratusshare
GIRLS
Emily
Bradyn
Carson
Corey (yea for a girl)
Haydyn
BOYS
Brandon
Taylor
Blake
Myles
Hunter
IN CASE U CAN'T TELL...I LIKE TO NAME GIRLS WITH BOYS NAMES...YEA IT'S WEIRD
SiMPLE PLAN R0X MY S0X
Ugh, I cannot believe how many people want to give their kids these nauseating made-up names. I would die before I named my child something cutesy like Skylie or Jayden or Landyn. Basically I shudder at the thought of naming my child anything that has a Y in the middle, ends in -ie or -i, is deliberately misspelled, indicates the opposite gender, or resembles cars or other objects. I also would avoid using names of people in pop culture. I like Bible names but many of them are overused, hard to pronounce, or have strange associations (Jemima or Dinah for instance). I would most likely use simple foreign names, or traditional names that are beautiful, but have fallen out of common use. So they could be the only one in the class with that name, but people could still pronounce and spell it with little trouble.
Girls:
Jolanda (J pronounced like Y)
Leona
Cora
Grace
Safira
Boys:
Martin
Alfred
Conrad
Lyle
Felix
rfresa wrote: "I would most likely use simple foreign names,"
I don't undertand you Americans! Why not use plain English names? I'm French Canadian and all my kids have plain (but still modern) beautiful French names. Why not stick to your own culture? Culture is SO important to your identity! By culture I mean English, French, Spanish, Italian etc. Why do people insist that the given names of kids does not match their family name. Our whole society has gone haywire!
Future genealogists are going to pull their hair out with the types of names that are given children these days! Or they'll just plain laugh at the names. They'll think "Can you imagine going through life with THAT name?" or "That name may have been cute as a baby but can you imagine a granparent with that name?" Reminds me of Sony & Cher's daughter Chastity. Can you imagine an 80 year old lesbian lady called Chastity? YUK!!! Discusting and disturbing!!! Poor old lady!!! Well you'd be doing the same thing to your kids if you named them some of the names you want!
Wake up people! Names are for eternity. Nothing to take lightly!!!
Well, America was made from many different cultures, so I really do consider many different countries part of my cultural heritage, even though my ancestors are mostly from England and Denmark. I read books and see movies that are set in these countries, as well as my own, and I have visited many countries, and met people from all over the world. I wouldn't inflict an ugly or silly name on my child, and I agree that "virtue" names must be annoying to have. I know a lady named Joy who is the grumpiest thing ever, and I have to wonder if her name played some part in that. Joy is a very pretty name, but it's only associated with one emotion, and people are more complex.
But I think it's neat to have a name that's pretty unique, and has a story behind it, or a special person attached to it. They should have positive associations. I would never name my child Callie, because that's the name of a girl who picked on me in school, but I love my niece's Russian name, Ksenia, because her dad lived in Russia for a few years and met someone by that name. I agree that culture is important to someone's identity, but for me, culture is a fluid and inclusive thing. Just because I'm American doesn't mean I can't appreciate Scandinavian art or Hebrew music, and doesn't mean I have to give my children typical, boring American names like Mike or Josh or Jessica.
I prefer short names to long, because then they don't get shortened into something weird. Here are some other names I have come to love, but don't see everyday:
Hazel
Helena
Autumn
Viola
Beryl
Anise
Stuart
Leland
Miles
Luther
Lloyd