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[ashadelic.livejournal.com]

Ainsley Skye
Ainsley Grace
Ainsley Eden

those are my top 3 choices for the middle name Ainsley (in order) what do you think?

C'mon.. if I had twin girls (my ultimate dream fulfilled) and named them Ainsley Skye and Caeslin Amari.. don't they sound awesome together?

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[trissyd.livejournal.com]

Ainsley Eden doesn't sound good together at all IMO.
Ainsley Grace is the best... although I really don't like the name "Grace"

I've never heard "Caeslin" before... it sounds really pretty, but I'm not sure about the spelling... but I also can't think of any better spelling, so I'll shush up. "Amari" is unqiue, I like it :)!

[ashadelic.livejournal.com]

The original Irish spelling is Caislin. It means "little castle." Spelled Caislin, the correct Gaelic pronounciation is actually CASH-lin which I didnt know when I originally found the name. I, however, have been pronouncing it CASE-lin since I was in high school and that is the name I've fallen in love with. My husband hates the spelling Caislin and will only agree to the name if it's spelled Caeslin. (Other spellings I've considered and have failed to pass his test: Caeslyn, Kaeslin, Kaeslyn)

My only fear is that people will think the name Amari is pronounced uh-MAR-ee when it's actually AM-uh-ree.

[hitzpink.livejournal.com]

I was pronouncing it uh-MAR-ee, and I think most people would. I think with such an uncommon name like Caeslin, it would be better to have a more classic middle name.

[trissyd.livejournal.com]

Too bad hubby hates that spelling... I really like it! Still a very beautiful & unique name though :)!