Hi Brandy, I hope I don't hurt your feelings, since that's not my intention, but I have to say I am not very into Vladimir at all. It doesn't invoke the image of a beautiful baby boy or a playful young child. Unless you actually live in a country where this is a common name, it's just going to invite lots of teasing as he goes through school. It could very well be part of your heritage, but keeping up with family traditions shouldn't require sticking such a name on a baby. Kids are so cruel in school. On the other hand, Alexavier is very cool. It's interesting and not heard everyday but very pleasant. Layla is also very pretty. Xyza is also not one I recommend, it's quite a mouthful for a little girl to go to school and pronounce. Anyway, like I said, I am not trying to hurt your feelings, very sorry if I did! Good luck.
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Date: 2004-07-19 09:45 am (UTC)I hope I don't hurt your feelings, since that's not my intention, but I have to say I am not very into Vladimir at all. It doesn't invoke the image of a beautiful baby boy or a playful young child. Unless you actually live in a country where this is a common name, it's just going to invite lots of teasing as he goes through school. It could very well be part of your heritage, but keeping up with family traditions shouldn't require sticking such a name on a baby. Kids are so cruel in school. On the other hand, Alexavier is very cool. It's interesting and not heard everyday but very pleasant. Layla is also very pretty. Xyza is also not one I recommend, it's quite a mouthful for a little girl to go to school and pronounce. Anyway, like I said, I am not trying to hurt your feelings, very sorry if I did! Good luck.