Anonymous wrote:If people are going to name their children after counties in Virginia, they should just go all out and use Dinwiddie or Accomack or Pulaski.

Perhaps the place where the child was conceived????

Anonymous wrote:The familt I know called her Graycie, which is a whole nother level of annoying.

But make sure it is an -ie, right?

If people are going to name their children after counties in Virginia, they should just go all out and use Dinwiddie or Accomack or Pulaski.

Anonymous wrote:As long as you name your son Graydaughter

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The familt I know called her Graycie, which is a whole nother level of annoying.

I find it insane to give family names when they are not your family. If you are the Grays and want to name a child Grayson, go for it.

If you are James and want to name Jameson, acceptable.

If not you are trying way to hard to bestow class on something. I keep thinking of freakonomics and baby naming. You aren't doing that kid any favors.

Know one Grayson, a boy. Think the name is hideous for either gender!

Anonymous wrote:As long as you name your son Graydaughter

It would be Graydottir. And still stupid

Ha, thought it was a girl name.

The meaning is hilarious.

I hate it for both boys and girls. It sounds pretentious unless it is a family name.

And looking up the meaning - son of the gray haired one??? That sounds like a curse in the making.

As long as you name your son Graydaughter

I teach college and I've had one student named Grayson. She's 21. Never met anyone else with the name before.

Know two little girls in Loudoun with it. Honestly never met a boy with the name.

I know someone in CA who did it and I hate it.

So it seems everyone is naming their girls Grayson. It is pretty, don't get me wrong but I feel bad for the boys...

I have only noticed this in Loudoun, not as much in Fairfax. But four people I know just had little girls named Grayson. Why?