Can you think of any middle names?

my cousins going to have a baby,


and she can't think of any middle names.


she doesn't know if it's a girl or boy,


but, she has some names picked out.





girl;


elizabeth (no anne's)


emily


lillian


jordan


alison


jade


jessica


joyce





boy;


jeremy


jayden


cayden


eric





and if you have any other suggestions, feel free to tell us!


btw, she's expecting more than one..


so,


probably girls and boys.





thanks!

Can you think of any middle names?
since she likes Elizabeth she could use Meghan Elizabeth, but if she wants Elizabeth as a first name then Elizabeth Nicole. Emily Elane.Lillian Rose.Jordan Marie.Alison May. Elana Jade is pretty but if she wants Jade as a first name then Jade Renae.Jessica Marie.Joyce Elaine.





Jayden james.Cayden James.Jeremy Collin.Eric James...James fits all these for a middle name!
Reply:Elizabeth Sophia


Elizabeth Amy


Elizabeth Marie


Elizabeth Jade


Elizabeth Joyce


Elizabeth Alison





Emily Leigh


Emily Marie


Emily Louise


Emily Elaine


Emily Constance


Emily Elizabeth


Emily Jordan





Lilian Grace


Lilian Cait





Jeremy Riley


Jeremy Thomas





Eric Joseph


Eric Ross
Reply:i like the name Emily Nicole or Emily Marie.


for a boy i like Jayden Wyatt.
Reply:well girl names- jessica lynn, emily dawn, i think jade to be a good middle name ( alison jade) lillian jade ect...





boys. jayden lee, eric samuell, boys are hard lol i had all girls
Reply:Cayden Michael


Jeremy Ryan


Alison Rain
Reply:emily jade


jayden ty-lei
Reply:Please read as follow; eg.


Charlotte Ryan ELIZABETH Rose Orla =


Charlotte Elizabeth


Ryan Elizabeth


Elizabeth Rose


Elizabeth Orla





Charlotte Ryan ELIZABETH Rose Orla


Bethany Katelynn LILLIAN Rose Mae


Allana Tiffany JORDAN Louise Rylie-Mae


Elizabeth Ryleigh ALISON Marie Georgina


Hannah Bethany JADE Rose Skylar


Lucianna Petra JESSICA Mae Rose


Hannah Orlaith JOYCE Marie Rose





William Ryan JEREMY Karl Eric


Caleb Peter JAYDEN Paul Ryan


Eric Joshua CAYDEN Pearse (Pierce) Lorenzo


Jeremy Peter ERIC Joshua Cayden
Reply:Alison Jade


Alison Elizabeth





Jeremy Tyler


Eric Nathaniel
Reply:Baby Naming Tips





Choosing a name for your child is one of the most important early decisions you can make as a parent. Some parents want to choose a more traditional name, while others want a popular contemporary name. Others wish for a more unusual name that no other child in the classroom has, while an ever-increasing number are looking for a name with a particular meaning - be it a Biblical name, a name from Roman or Greek mythology, or even one associated with a particular place, color or plant. Here are a few tips to help you to pick the perfect baby name for your little boy or girl.





Rhyme and Rhythm


When you pick a name, you should think of the rhythm of the name in combination with your last name. Try and avoid repeated sounds, as in Herman WAYMAN or Mary PERRY for example. Also try and avoid rhyming names like Jane VANE, Travis DAVIS, Ronald DONALD, Tucker DAKER and names that repeat part of the surname - e.g. John JOHNSON.








Name Initials


When you pick a name for your baby, you should write the full name and check the initials. Don't choose names which make "bad" initials, for example: Christian Oliver Wilson = (C.O.W.), Madison Ashley Davis = (M.A.D.) etc. So, take into consideration our advice when you choose a name for your baby.








Popular and Traditional Names


Be careful when you choose a popular or traditional name. About 85% of all the first names in the U.S. are from a list of just 200 boys and girls names. The same statistic is in other countries too. In the 17th and 18th century about 50% of all the men and women had biblical names such as: George, Joseph, Charles, Henry, Emma, Margaret, Sarah, Grace. When you choose a popular and traditional name, you should think, that your baby may get confused in a class, where three or four children have the same name.








Unusual Names


Today, American parents often give their children brand names, such as Loreal, Chevrolet and Armani. Two boys - one in Michigan, another in Texas were given the name ESPN in honor of the sport TV channel. This tendency was noticed by professor Cleveland Ewans, who was analyzing the documents of the U.S. Social Security Administration for 2002 year.





Professor Ewans has been studying the baby names of Americans for 25 years. According to his opinion, one of the main sources of inspiration for parents choosing names for their babies is car brand names. For example, girls are given names like Infiniti, Civic, Kia, Lexus and boys like Chevy, Dodge, Chrysler etc.





The most popular names in 2005 were Jacob and Emily. Professor Ewans thinks that parents, who give popular brand names to their children, want them to be different from others. This phenomenon also reflects the parents' hopes for their children, named as Armani or Chanel, to become rich and famous.








Make a Unique Name


If you don't want to use a popular or traditional name, there are many ways to create your own unique name.





The easiest way to create your own name is by adding a diminutive ending to the name that you like, for example: Angel + ina = Angelina, Julia + anna = Julianna, Paula + lina = Paulina or try to add a prefix before a name, for example: a combination of the prefix De + Lacy = Delacy, Da + Marcus = Damarcus, La + Tisha = Latisha, Ta + Nita = Tanita, Be + Linda = Belinda, Ka + Sandra = Kassandra.





You can also change the spelling or the pronunciation, for example: [o - a] = Olivia - Alivia, [v - j] = Vanessa - Janessa, [i - y] = Addison - Addyson, [k - l] = Keyla - Leyla and etc.





Feel free to experiment with name combinations, it is the best way to create the unique name you will like.








How does it sound?


During all our life we don't hear any word as often as our name. That's why it is very important how it sounds. When you pick a name for your baby, make sure that the first name has a good sound with the middle name or your last name. Usually, short names sound well with long family names and conversely.








Nicknames and Variations


Diminutive pet names and variations on names and spellings are endless. While an especially cutesy pet-name for a toddler may be endearing early on, it may be a great source of exasperation for a young adult. An exceptionally aberrant spelling of a common name may also prove frustrating to a school-aged child whose name is perpetually misspelled or mispronounced. A thoughtful parent needs to take these matters into account.








Syllables


Look at the length of each name and the number of syllables. Very long names can be difficult to fit in forms, while very short ones may look odd. In terms of syllables, try to vary the number of syllables in the first name and surname, and avoid first names that stress the same syllable as the last name.








Meaning of Name


A name's meaning these days extends far beyond the original "spear carrier" or "God is gracious." You'll want to consider what a name means in terms of your family history, your individual experience, your personal style. Can you find a name that relates to your family tree? Your ethnic background? How about a place name of a word name or an occupational name that signals something with personal significance to you? Explore what different names mean in relation to your sense of style, of history, of yourself and your partner. A name that connects deeply on several levels will resonate into the future for both you and your child.








Middle Names


Middle names are a means of including relatives who might otherwise feel excluded from the baby-naming process - as long as the names all work together. The syllable rule also applies when picking out a middle name, so do check how all three sound together.





Anne, Lynne and Marie are popular girls names due to the number of syllables they contain. Most first and last names have two syllables and the emphasis is places on the first, so these names change this and make for a comfortable rhythm. There are, however, plenty of other names accented differently that can be used instead, like Alexandra, Fiona, Evelyn and Valerie.





Middle names for boys can be trickier, as most male names follow the same pattern of having two syllables, with the accent on the first. There are, however, plenty which differ, like Adrian, Anthony and Xavier.








Create a list


Create a list of your favorite baby names to make your final decision.





Most popular names of 2006





Boys


1. Jacob


2. Michael


3. Joshua


4. Matthew


5. Ethan


6. Andrew


7. Daniel


8. Anthony


9. Christopher


10. Joseph


11. William


12. Alexander


13. Ryan


14. David


15. Nicholas


16. Tyler


17. James


18. John


19. Jonathan


20. Nathan


21. Samuel


22. Christian


23. Noah


24. Dylan


25. Benjamin


26. Logan


27. Brandon


28. Gabriel


29. Zachary


30. Jose


31. Elijah


32. Angel


33. Kevin


34. Jack


35. Caleb


36. Justin


37. Austin


38. Evan


39. Robert


40. Thomas


41. Luke


42. Mason


43. Aidan


44. Jackson


45. Isaiah


46. Jordan


47. Gavin


48. Connor


49. Aiden


50. Isaac


51. Jason


52. Cameron


53. Hunter


54. Jayden


55. Juan


56. Charles


57. Aaron


58. Lucas


59. Luis


60. Owen


61. Landon


62. Diego


63. Brian


64. Adam


65. Adrian


66. Kyle


67. Eric


68. Ian


69. Nathaniel


70. Carlos


71. Alex


72. Bryan


73. Jesus


74. Julian


75. Sean


76. Carter


77. Hayden


78. Jeremiah


79. Cole


80. Brayden


81. Wyatt


82. Chase


83. Steven


84. Timothy


85. Dominic


86. Sebastian


87. Xavier


88. Jaden


89. Jesse


90. Devin


91. Seth


92. Antonio


93. Richard


94. Miguel


95. Colin


96. Cody


97. Alejandro


98. Caden


99. Blake


100. Carson





Girls


1. Emily


2. Emma


3. Madison


4. Abigail


5. Olivia


6. Isabella


7. Hannah


8. Samantha


9. Ava


10. Ashley


11. Sophia


12. Elizabeth


13. Alexis


14. Grace


15. Sarah


16. Alyssa


17. Mia


18. Natalie


19. Chloe


20. Brianna


21. Lauren


22. Ella


23. Anna


24. Taylor


25. Kayla


26. Hailey


27. Jessica


28. Victoria


29. Jasmine


30. Sydney


31. Julia


32. Destiny


33. Morgan


34. Kaitlyn


35. Savannah


36. Katherine


37. Alexandra


38. Rachel


39. Lily


40. Megan


41. Kaylee


42. Jennifer


43. Angelina


44. Makayla


45. Allison


46. Brooke


47. Maria


48. Trinity


49. Lillian


50. Mackenzie


51. Faith


52. Sofia


53. Riley


54. Haley


55. Gabrielle


56. Nicole


57. Kylie


58. Katelyn


59. Zoe


60. Paige


61. Gabriella


62. Jenna


63. Kimberly


64. Stephanie


65. Alexa


66. Avery


67. Andrea


68. Leah


69. Madeline


70. Nevaeh


71. Evelyn


72. Maya


73. Mary


74. Michelle


75. Jada


76. Sara


77. Audrey


78. Brooklyn


79. Vanessa


80. Amanda


81. Ariana


82. Rebecca


83. Caroline


84. Amelia


85. Mariah


86. Jordan


87. Jocelyn


88. Arianna


89. Isabel


90. Marissa


91. Autumn


92. Melanie


93. Aaliyah


94. Gracie


95. Claire


96. Isabelle


97. Molly


98. Mya


99. Diana


100. Katie
Reply:girl;


emily


lillian


alison


joyce


hope


faith


maria





boy;


jeremy


jayden


Harry


Daniel


Jamie


Enzo


Calvin


Kevin
Reply:ok since apparently your cousin is obbsessed with the letter J id go with Jade or Jace for a girl and Jayden or Jude for a dude.
Reply:Elizabeth Jade


Elizabeth Jordan


Elizabeth Allison


Allison Lillian


Jordan Emily





Cayden Jeremy *love Cayden, thats what im naming my baby if its a boy*


Jayden Jeremy


Cayden Christopher


Cayden Nicholas


Cayden Eric


Jayden James


Cayden Michael
Reply:girl;


elizabeth (no anne's)


emily how about- emma leah


lillian Rose


jordan rae


alison kay


jade ?


jessica ?


joyce leann





boy;


jeremy ryan


jayden Charles


cayden Liam


eric nathaniel
Reply:elizabeth rose, reese,mae,


emily rose, Reese, coryn, rae


lillian rose, reese, mae, corlette


Allison Corlette,Rae,





for boy names i dont relaly like either of thsoe





what about..


Spencer


Ethan


Brody


Owen


Talen


Asher


Hayden


Aiden
Reply:why not mix a few name up..ie..ellian beth(instead of elizabeth and lillian)


emica joyce...


stuck for boys...but i think these made up names can be much prettier and different too...guarenteed to not have a clasmate with the same name...something i always trien to do with my four...twins included...
Reply:brenden or brendon james





summer marie


sierra michelle
Reply:My boyfriends name is Jeremey James. For a girl Rae is very pretty and fits with almost any name!
Reply:Alison Sierra


Elizabeth Claire


Claire Elizabeth


Emily Jayne


Emily Jayde


Lillian Sierra


Gracie Lynn


Olivia Hope


Jessica Hope


Jacinda


Kamryn


Rayanna





Jeremy Michael


Jayden Alexander


Kayden James


Kayden Alexander


Noah Alexander


Eric Jayden


Jeremy Lucas


Kayden Lucas