Local births

[istytehcrawk.livejournal.com]

Hi everyone! I'm new here, so I thought I'd make my first post a good one - a list of the babies born at one of the local hospitals since the hospital's site was redone in August.  Oh, and I'd just like to say that I am a name addict. I'm constantly making lists of names I like.

November
Caleb Izaak
Cheyenne Rose
Alexandra Claire
Lucas Benjamin
Kaden Michael
Sophie Alison
Camden Gaige
Jacob Ryan
Hailey Noelle
Kyler Andrew
Bailey Micah (f)
Bladyn Riley (m)
Ryan Lee
LeWayne Jaret
Emma Noelle
Nathan Frederick
Thomas Allen
Ariana Marie
Sara Faye
Anne Louise
Aadi B. (? - can't tell from pic, Google says it's traditionally a male name)

October
Hailie James (f)
Alice Karma
Lillianna Antonia
Samuel Koufax
Luka Hoyt
Kaleb Matthew
Owen Dean
Payton Jean
Bailey Madison Nicole
Reagan Michelle
Chloe Elizabeth
Aleczander Jorge
Kierstin Ann'Marie
Japheth Dean
Jayden Warren
Edin Beatrice
Kassidy Noelle
Abigail Elizabeth
Arianna Carole
Natalie Renee
Jazmyne Nicole
Jaylen Rae (f)
Nicholas Alexander
Kaiden Alan
Lilliana Rose
Jayden Rhianne
William Hunter
James Marshall
Sophia Rose

September
Jaden Michael
Molly Ann
Chase Michael Lee
Ethan Randal Lee
Bella Rose
Paige Renee
David Todd
Brandon Lee
Colten Bradley
Jacy Samuel (m)
William Jacob
Matthew Aaron Lee
Kyle Bradley
Melanie Anne
Isabella Lee Ann
Kori Lynn
Douglas Matthew
Joseph
Joey Alexander
Cal Steven
Nova Scott Wayne
Cooper David
Evan Leon
Keagan Martin
Joelle Elizabeth
Lauren Elizabeth
Grace Elizabeth
Danielle Lynn
Kaia JeraLen
Dade Leland
Sara Lynne
Dylan Andrew

August
Gunnar Lee
Andrew James
Kaden Lee (m)
Payton Lynne
Xaview Dale
Jordin William Michael
Logan Christopher
Jaiden Storm (f)
Mason Carl
Eli Conner
Olivia Dawn
Nikoli Marine (f)

Comments

[jenniferdunn.livejournal.com]

Bladyn was the first one that hit me.

Then Gunner.

These names aren't even remotely appealing.
What kind of medication are these people taking when they pick out names?

Wait, how do you even pronounce Xaview? Is that like Xavier only with a 'u' sound on the end?

Ugh.

[fivepoints.livejournal.com]

Not just "Gunner," but "Gunnar." *eyeroll* Poor child. It sounds like an accent - "We gunnar go shoot some road signs."

[laura-anne.livejournal.com]

Gunnar is actually a legit Scandinavian name (http://www.behindthename.com/name/gunnar). But I guess that doesn't mean that it sounds or looks good outside of Scandinavia. ;)

[coolteamblt.livejournal.com]

I actually like the correct pronounciation and spelling of the name. However, I strongly dislike the connection to guns and the awful mispronounciation in English speaking countries.

[laura-anne.livejournal.com]

I'm not sure I've ever heard it pronounced correctly, but I can't get over the gun thing myself.

[coolteamblt.livejournal.com]

It's supposed to be said GOON-nar, kind of like how Gunthar is supposed to be GOON-thor.