unisex baby names
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Anonymous
My boss is nearing her due date. We're so excited!  She doesn't plan to learn the gender of the baby until it is born but would like to pick a name soon, or at least have it narrowed down to 2 or 3. My other charges are named Grayson and Presley. What do you think of the following?
slaydon blaedyn blayder robert/a khaardyn raekin lander preston or possibly prestine tymothe kael thoughts? |
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| I like Slaydon! |
Anonymous
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/316577.page
 some of us read both forums...
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Anonymous
| No one. |
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Whole lotta vowels there.
Frankly the only ones that don't seem odd, or pretentious in their spelling, are Preston - which is too close to Presley, and Robert/a. |
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Poor child...
Robert/a or Preston are the only names I wouldn't be embarrassed by. |
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Those names all sound like they are out of a science fiction/fantasy novel except for Robert/a and Preston. I agree Preston is too close to Presley.
I would not advise any of the others, as the parents will fall into the problem of having people trying to figure out how to pronounce the names or how to spell them. |
Anonymous
This. Also Roberta for a girls name is kinda.. eh. |
Anonymous
| The poor child will have to spell his name for people constantly. |
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| Camren |
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None of the above. Landon or Sterling might work well though!
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Don't like any.
What about Quinn, Rowan, or Harper? |
Anonymous
| Why would you have a say in naming your boss's child? How odd |
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| This can't be real. |