| Sorry, I don't like it either. How about Jack or Jackson? I know these names have become very popular, but I still think they're very good names and they're MUCH better than Jax. |
| Hate it. Sounds like a noise, not a name. |
Don't get me started on the stepbrother, Ross. He's a mess and is so disorganized. I'll tell you more about him on Tuesday morning. |
| I'm sorry, OP. I know a Jax (son of an acquaintance), and even after 2 years to get used to the name I still dislike it! It reads and sounds like a nickname to me. I agree with PPs who suggested a different name (Jackson, Jason) with Jax used as the nickname. |
I like you |
+1000 |
| How about Knox instead? |
| I know two people that named their dogs Jax. Both out of control animals too. |
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Relax
And eat some flax. Your mind you should not tax, And your ears be free of wax. Please, dear God, Do not name your baby Jax. |
The Jax in the Jax brewery is short for Jackson. OP, I think it's fine, and if you like it, you should use it -- unless you're concerned about the opinions of a bunch of anonymous classist, racist snobs on an Internet message board. |
<--- mother of Maysen (a girly girl) and Jackson (a little boy) who secretly wishes she'd gone all the way and used Jaxen like she wanted before stupid DH talked her out of it. |
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Too bad he didn't get to in time to stop that horrid spelling of Mason.
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