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[politicking.livejournal.com]

From the link someone posted below (http://www.disneybaby.com/blog/the-fastest-rising-baby-names-sophias-of-the-future/?bcid=fb%3A%3Adb%3Aogp%3Atxt&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=disbaby&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=Organic-Post%3AText#)

I compiled a list of names that people left in the comments...

sib set: Lyaness (prn Leahness) & Nyko (Nico)
sib set: Rhyleigh & Draedyn
Ryver Lee-Marie
Gracelyn Renee
Aryah (Aria)
Jackson Abel (yes, after Son's of Anarchy...)
Paityn
sib set: Alexis, Blake, and Corbin
sib set: Lachlan, Findley, and Corbin
Logan Craig
Kani (she said it is NOT pronounced like "Connie," so I'm unsure of how to say it)
sib set: Jasper and Morris
Grandma's Grandkids: Adisyn (she said no one was named Adisyn a few years ago!), Aiden Michael-James, Sophia JaeLynn, and  Breyon (Brian) (Grandma's comment: "I loved how she spelled his name.")
Addison-Rae
Gracin
sib set: Darian and Azlyn (females)
Jaxson
sib set: Kingston, Israel and Mitchalet
sib set: Jaden Alysse, Kylee Jolysse and Jaxen Grace
Paislee
sib set: Deaglan, Liam, and Fiona.
sib set: Addilyn, Maxton, and Hayden.
sib set: Xysis (X-sis) and Adaiah.
Lilu (Lee-Loo)

And my favorite comment: "I named my daughter Nevaeh..I thought it was unique..but now EVERYONE is naming their baby girls Nevaeh."

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[cremepuff.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I was reading those comments, too. It seemed like the vast majority of them defended the idea of changing a name's spelling and believed that it did, in fact, make the name unique. I respectfully disagree with them on that...