Help Our Friends Pick a Baby Name
Our friends Ryan and Rian Mason (yes, they're both named R*an) are expecting a baby girl in October. They already have a daughter, named Meadow, and they need some help naming baby-girl #2. Ideas anyone? Any and all suggestions welcome.
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Labels: Name Game
posted by Katherine @ 11:16 AM
19 Comments:
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What about Sophie?
I watched The DaVinci Code last night, and the female lead was named Sophie. If I didn't already have my future baby girl's name picked out, I might snap that one up myself.
I like Shayla. That was my #1 girls name (well actually #2 but Katherine called dibs on my #1). I ended up with three boys (one actually named Ryan). I would hate for the name to go to waste.
I vote for Rain
Kind of like Meadow, kind of like Ryan/Rian...
Mine is Isabella Krystel, but Krystel is pronounced "chris-stell" so it's kind of different. I told B that we had first thought of Madison Elizabeth. I've got a bunch of others written down somewhere. I'll look for it and get back to you.
=)
Our daughter is named Kayla. I have friends who have a Sage and a Sofia/Sofie. I also have another friend who has a girl named Addilyn, which I love. Grace and Evie and Chloe. If she likes the R*an names, she can do Rain or Rayne or Raine or even Ryann. If I think of more, I'll let you know.
Vanessa
Since the parents names are similar, I like the trend of the kids names being similar. So, #1 is Meadow, so #2 could be Marissa.
~Patrice
Shaniqua is my first pick. If they don't roll with that, how about Dandelion?
Hi! I have a few suggestions:
Rainbow
Sunny
Dakota
Cali
Felicity
Kaylen
Miquela (Mik-kay-la)
Orchard
Neela (knee-la)
Autumn Rain
Autumn Brooke
Iris
Rose
Clay <---that's me
Reah -pronounced re uh
Riqui
Lailah
If I think of some more, I will post later.
Clay
Gallia pronounced "GALL-ee-ah" with the accent on the "gall" syllable. Some people pronounce it "gall-ya" too.
Yes, that's my last name... but it's also a first name for a girl. Alternate spellings I've seen are Galia and Galya. You could call her Lia/Lya (pronounced like Leah).
Actually, I like Lia/Lya/Leah as a full name, too.
Other names (these are mostly names of women/girls I know...)
Abbie
Ambria
Daria
Julia
Gianna (pronounced john-a)
Giorgia
Marta
Phoebe
Pearl
Ok, I found some earthy names - don't know if that's what you are looking for (some of them are earthy meanings)
-Ainsley
-Alize
-Amaya
-Amber
-Aracely/i
-Ashlyn/Ashlan
-Autumn (already listed above)
-Bryony
-Chloe
-Laurel/Lauren
-Lynley
-Marina
-Oceane/Oceanana
-Savannah
-Sierra
-Sky/Skyla/Skyla(e)r
-Sloane (not earthy but a name we almost used)
-Sorelle
-Summer
-Sydney
-Tierra
Wow - that was a lot, I hope you like them. Nicole B.
How about Rose or Autumn
Aurora (means dawn)
Sierra (means mountain range)
Sydney (means wide meadow)
Kaya (means pure)
Nadia (means hope)
Happy (means happy)
My vote is for Chloe! I'm just sayin... All Chloe's seem to be cute as pie!!
Sarafina Danielle Mason
Alexandra Danielle Mason
Rianna Gold Danielle Mason
Alyssa Rianna
Danielle Rainbow
Chantal Brianna
Ashley Love
Someone suggested Reina to me today. That's pronounced (Rain-Ah).
Thandie
Sophia...
Aubrey...
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