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[magcnurserybaby.livejournal.com]

We are currently ttc #3, kinda, lol. We arent "trying" quite yet per-say, but we aren't preventing either, lol.

So my question is........I love frilly girly names that are unpopular enough to where my daughter will be the only girl in the class answering to her name. My hubby and I already have two sons, Adrian Conrad and Dylan Travis Reeves, so we are hoping and praying for a girl next time, but if not we need ideas on boys too.

So any suggestions on girl names, that I may like? Or opinions on these: Bellani (called Bella), Ashland, Catherine, Autumn...middle name probably Danielle?

or boys? Suggestions that go with Adrian and Dylan? Or opinions on Rhian (Ryan), Tristan (hubby will never go for it but I can beg!!), or Alexander (Alex for short?)?

Thanks guys!!

Also current name problem under the cut....

so far all the grandkids and cousins in my hubbies family end in "n": Austin, Logan, Braden, Reagan, Aaron, Damon, Devyn, Ammon, Adrian, Dylan, Jaxon

and some in mine: Kristen, Megan, Justin x 2

So do we continue the tradition or break free??

And also, I like Taylor for a girl but will it be offset by my son name Adrian, two unisex-ish names so close together??

Thanks guys!! BTW I love this community, I have loved names since I was young. I've been making baby name lists as long as I can remember and always read the year books for new names, lol. I'm kinda picky though so watch out!

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[quiet-recluse.livejournal.com]

I like Catherine and Autumn. Ashland sounds very cool, but it also sounds completely made up, which, I dunno, it just kinda makes it a bit over the top that way.

As far as familiy traditions go, only follow them if they suit you. You've already got sons with their names ending in n, so if you have one girl that doesn't it won't be such a big deal. Though if you have a boy he may feel left out. I don't know, I think it's just important to choose the name you both love most, but then I don't have to deal with your family either!

I don't like Taylor, but I don't think it offsets Adrian either, but then I always think of Adrian as a boy's name.

[magcnurserybaby.livejournal.com]

My main problem with Ashland is that everyone would think I'm saying Ashlyn, so I'd constantly have to be spelling it. Its just so hard to get names that my hubby and I both like and thats one of them, lol.

And yay, I'm glad to hear that everyone on here thinks of Adrian as a boys name :) I got hell from my hubby's family for giving him a "girls name", still do sometimes too.

[quiet-recluse.livejournal.com]

Well where I come from Adrian is definitely a boy's name and anyone who considered it for a girl would be considered weird.