Baby boy names

Gavin bryson

Jaxon emery

Gavin jace

Yuck. Not my kid though.

Gavin is nice
Bryson is meh
Jaxon is stupid
Emery is nice
Jace reminds me of "Teen Mom"

I like Gavin, Brycen, Jace. I don't like how Bryson looks, and I think Emory/Emery is not cute.

Gavin Bryson/Brycen together is too many ending -in/on sounds for me though.

Jaxon is becoming way to common IMO. I liked it until everyone started naming their kids that.

I named my son Jackson...so...  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mommy2babyboy:</b>" Gavin bryson Jaxon emery Gavin jace"</blockquote>


Still thinking of names boys names are hard lol

Quoting Mommy2babyboy:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mommy2babyboy:</b>" Gavin bryson Jaxon emery Gavin jace"</blockquote> Still thinking of names boys names are hard lol"

What about Braxton?

Quoting tinana +2:" I like Gavin, Brycen, Jace. I don't like how Bryson looks, and I think Emory/Emery is not cute. Gavin Bryson/Brycen together is too many ending -in/on sounds for me though."

I think the same thing. I'm big on first and middle names flowing, and it just sounds wrong to me. What about Gavin Bryce instead?

Jace reminds me of Teen Mom and that failure of a life, Jenelle. It's not a bad name in and of itself, but it will forever make me cringe because I think of her every time I hear it. Poor kid.

Jaxon is so stupid. I love it spelled the correct way, though (Jackson).

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" \Jaxon is stupid"

Sorry OP, have to agree.

I like Gavin. I don't really like emery. What about about Emerson? I've always thought that name was kind of cool.

Quoting talexys:" What about Braxton?"

Like Braxton Hicks Contractions?

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" Like Braxton Hicks Contractions?"

That's all I could think about when I saw it too  

Quoting speaktruth2powr:" Like Braxton Hicks Contractions?"

You can compare it to that but it's actually a name.

Quoting MommyToWesley:" That's all I could think about when I saw it too  "

The name actually came from "John Braxton Hicks" who was the first doctor to describe the contractions, and that's where the name came from.