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Flutura (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 232   Re:do u like is name By Flutura 3 Years, 6 Months Ago Nevaeh and Ryleigh are both too trendy for me, and Riley's all boy IMO. Last Edit: 2008/08/14 16:07 By Flutura. Please Join our community to post your questions or answers | Report to moderator   Logged   Kasie Summer (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 113   Re:do u like is name By Kasie Summer 3 Years, 6 Months Ago piper Jaysie Please Join our community to post your questions or answers | Report to moderator   Logged   Random Chick (Visitor)   Re:do u like is name By Random Chick 3 Years, 6 Months Ago i dont really care for either. Piper just dosnt sound like a name i would call a child. Jaysie is alright but only because i like the nick name Jay. hope i helped Please Join our community to post your questions or answers | Report to moderator   Logged   Beverly (User) Senior Boarder Posts: 451   Re:do u like is name By Beverly 3 Years, 6 Months Ago I'm not a big fan of Nevaeh Please Join our community to post your questions or answers | Report to moderator   Logged   Kasie Summer (User) Junior Boarder Posts: 113   Re:do u like is name By Kasie Summer 3 Years, 6 Months Ago zander Please Join our community to post your questions or answers | Report to moderator   Logged   DONE GOODBYE genevra (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 2182   Re:do u like is name By DONE GOODBYE genevra 3 Years, 6 Months Ago Do I like the name" Nevaeh" I classify myself as being open minded and creative in thinking, so I must tell you that this name, when I heard it the first time, sounded beautiful to me, as well did present a special essence and ambiance about this lovely baby who would forever carry this name. I thought it quite striking at the time, and recognized that I would not personally use this name in my lifetime to name a daughter, however, admired this young mother as to her confidance, talents and desire to be in the current naming circle. However, to date, I must say, it has taken on the same naming pattern as Linda, Cheryl and Debbie did in my childhood. Surely there will be numerous Nevaeh's in the same classroom, so I am hoping the parents have also attached a distinctive middle name, so as the teachers may differentiate the Nevaehs in class. Hopefully there will not be numerous Nevaeh Rose, or Emmas in the same classroom. I would not want my daughter distinguished by Nevaeh Rose row 1, Nevaeh Rose row 2, Nevaeh Rose in the back. In other words, we will see a trend arise with the Echo children, wherein names that parents considered unique and unpopular, will actually be common in this cohort group. Just my opinion. Pardon my ranting. Genevra Please Join our community to post your questions or answers | Report to moderator   Logged