wtf are people naming their kids these days?

[Anonymous]

jayden?

kayden?

braelynn?

bristyn?

are you freaking kidding me? think in 30 years - would you hire an attorney named jaxon? trust someone named paisley to take out your appendix? it's absolutely awful. what's wrong not using -den or -lyn or your child's name??

[graciepaige]

So what are your kids name?

[NatashaOlivia]

Times have changed, people prefer differnt names. DD is Kiah-Jae. DS we were more 'normal' with Tyler Oliver

[caito]

It'll be normal in 30 years. Just like there are 50 billion Heathers/Michaels/Christophers/Jessicas/Amandas in their 20s and 30s now. Those were the EXTREMELY popular names in the 80's. So in a couple decades the -den names will be the majority.

[Elyce225]

There are always phases for names.

I just happen to think those name are all ulgy but a Drs name being Paisley wouldn't deter me from going to them, lol.  

I have a Michael, Oliver, Zoe and Louis.  

[happinessforyou]

Hook-ed on Phon-icks wurked fur me!

[reese1206]

Ehhhhh.

[TexasWife]

I have a Ian and a Emma

[Night_Roane]

I hate this new trend of giving girls' boys' names. Are you trying to emasculate all good names?

So far for girls I've heard:

Ryan

Jude

Christian

Charlie

Reagan

Blake

The list goes on... I think it's part of creating this "Gender X" trend.

Some odd names I've heard (I don't know if it's coincidental or not, but all have been Hispanic)

Annexa

Yessenia

Yarreli

Magali

Marcelli

and there's one girl in my DD's class named Ysabeau...

[2manydiapers]

how do you pronounce your dd`s name?

Quoting NatashaOlivia:

Times have changed, people prefer differnt names. DD is Kiah-Jae. DS we were more 'normal' with Tyler Oliver

[..guesswho..]

So you would rather them be named Jay, Kay, Brae, Brist?