Grayson the new it girl name?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Revenge and Cougar Town


At least on Revenge it is a last name.
Anonymous


Actually just heard of a coworker naming their son Grayson. First boy I have heard with that name. I only know girls.

I do not think it is a family name.
Anonymous

This is a sucky name. This is a name of a man who take selfies. Or a woman trying to be pretentious. Either way, not good.

http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/selfie-taking-men-narcissistic-psychopathic-study-article-1.2075114
Anonymous

Heeee! You guys...

My son is named Grayson and it suits him perfectly. He's a huge, stoic, pensive African-American boy with a quiet smile. In utero, he rarely moved and never kicked. He was as peaceful then as he is contemplative now.

I had never heard or seen the name before---it just came to me the week before he arrived.

I have only started hearing the name from other people in the last couple of years. He's old enough that he was named well ahead of any of this.

If he were a girl, maybe Grace would have been the name that took? It certainly fits his personality.

I've only heard of girl Greysons with an -e, not an -a.

Oh well.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:What is wrong with "Grace"?


Nothing is wrong with Grace. But we can't all name our children Grace. That is why people give their children names that are not Grace.
Anonymous
I think it is ok for a boy, terrible for a girl.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:NMS. I saw it spelled "Graecyn" on a diaper bag. It took me forever to figure it out.


Really? Why?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I think it is ok for a boy, terrible for a girl.


+1

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:NMS. I saw it spelled "Graecyn" on a diaper bag. It took me forever to figure it out.


Really? Why?


Not the OP, but it would take me forever to figure out - it is an insane spelling.

Anonymous
I know two girls named this, both in MoCo, one 10 one 2
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:NMS. I saw it spelled "Graecyn" on a diaper bag. It took me forever to figure it out.


Really? Why?


Not the OP, but it would take me forever to figure out - it is an insane spelling.



Grae- is pronounced gray, just like brae (as in Bonnie Brae) is pronounced bray. And -cyn is pronounced sin, just like the Cyn- in Cynthia. So, gray-sin (which is how I pronounce Grayson). The English language is full of absurdly complicated and non-phonetic spellings. If you can figure those out (which you do, routinely), then you can figure this out.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:What is wrong with "Grace"?


Nothing is wrong with Grace. But we can't all name our children Grace. That is why people give their children names that are not Grace.


You can't all name your kids "Grayson," either. (Or Jaden or Braden or Madison) Wait, maybe you can...
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:NMS. I saw it spelled "Graecyn" on a diaper bag. It took me forever to figure it out.


Seriously???? So they were gaelicizing (not a word) a name? Making it Klassier?


+1

Grainne is a perfectly good Irish name, and is often used as the Irish equivalent to "Grace." No need for stupid made up spellings.
Anonymous
I know an adult with this name. Don't like it.
Anonymous
When I picture a Grayson she has a massive grosgrain bow on the side of her head.
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