Rowan and Kieran for twins?

[Anonymous]

They both end in -n, is that too match?

Brothers to Veda.

[Anonymous]

Great together.

[Anonymous]

To me, yes.

What about:
Rowan & Jasper
Rowan & Frederick
Kieran & Elliot
Kieran & Bruno

[Anonymous]

Lovely, OP.

[Anonymous]

Those names are a mouthful to say together. They don't really seem to go together but maybe that's just me.

[Anonymous]

The N ending is fine but Kieran strikes me as very feminine (Rowan is unisex in the US) as well as try-hard. I'd go with something else. If you want Irish, maybe Connor or Garrett?

Congrats on your twins!

[Anonymous]

I think they go together and there’s no problem at all.

[Anonymous]

Love them. And there's nothing feminine about Kieran if you're Irish.

Kinda weird choices if you're not Irish though.

[Anonymous]

Honestly the N ending bug me and sound so clumsy to say together. Any other choices, OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The N ending is fine but Kieran strikes me as very feminine (Rowan is unisex in the US) as well as try-hard. I'd go with something else. If you want Irish, maybe Connor or Garrett?

Congrats on your twins!

We aren’t particularly concerned about the names sounding “feminine”. More about if they’re too match. We really prefer Kieran over Rowan but can’t think of what we’d like with Kieran aside from a Arlo which seems very popular right now. We know both names are traditionally male names.

[Anonymous]

Rylee
Sean
Donovan

[Anonymous]

I think they sound fine together but I don't really care for the name Kieran (Rowan is a nice name, though)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The N ending is fine but Kieran strikes me as very feminine (Rowan is unisex in the US) as well as try-hard. I'd go with something else. If you want Irish, maybe Connor or Garrett?

Congrats on your twins!

We aren’t particularly concerned about the names sounding “feminine”. More about if they’re too match. We really prefer Kieran over Rowan but can’t think of what we’d like with Kieran aside from a Arlo which seems very popular right now. We know both names are traditionally male names.

Arlo is popular? Really, Arlo?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The N ending is fine but Kieran strikes me as very feminine (Rowan is unisex in the US) as well as try-hard. I'd go with something else. If you want Irish, maybe Connor or Garrett?

Congrats on your twins!

We aren’t particularly concerned about the names sounding “feminine”. More about if they’re too match. We really prefer Kieran over Rowan but can’t think of what we’d like with Kieran aside from a Arlo which seems very popular right now. We know both names are traditionally male names.

Arlo is popular? Really, Arlo?

We have a niece named Arlo and a boy in DS5 class is Arlo. Popular? No? But I know more Arlos than Kieran’s or male Rowan’s.

[Anonymous]

I know 2 Arlos 1 and 4
But I LOVE it!