Grayson the new it girl name?
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Anonymous
Aww, well, I can't tell you how many times actually meeting a wonderful person with a name I would loathe on paper has changed my perception of it...hopefully it will be the same with you and your Grayson! |
Anonymous
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I think it is a lovely girl's name. Because you call them Grace. |
Anonymous
| no no no |
Anonymous
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A friend just named their boy Grayson. I like it.
I have only heard of it for a few girls (all very young). |
Anonymous
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When I was watching men's basketball during March Madness, I can't hearing about a player with the first name of Grayson. Don't remember what team though. Definitely can be either a boy or girl name.
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Anonymous
| It's been very popular with the Baltimore set for several years now, which should be enough to give one pause. |
Anonymous
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"Kept hearing," not can't.
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Anonymous
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I am 34, a woman, and my name is Grayson. So to me it is not "new".
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Anonymous
The "Baltimore set"? Who is the "Baltimore set", and why is it bad to do things they way they do? |
Anonymous
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Kinda cute + definitely a unique moniker.
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Anonymous
| I have a relative and a friend with this name. Both boys. I think the namers would be appalled if it becomes a girls' name. |
Anonymous
Guess you didn't watch the NCAA Finals (see Duke basketball) ... |
Anonymous
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i know a gracen who people only call gracie or gracie, including her parents.
so why didn't they just name her grace? |
Anonymous
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I never had an issue with names that can be used for a boy or a girl. I am a 25 year old female with the first name of Kyle - and I have always loved it.
The only Grayson I know is a ten-year-old girl. I think it's adorable for either a boy or a girl. |
Anonymous
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I think it is a nice name for a girl.
Because you can call them Grace, if you want to. |