Samantha writes:<\/p>\n
Hello! My Husband, Kevin, and I, Samantha, are expecting our first baby this coming December. Our last name is COLE.<\/p>\n
My families tradition is to name children after someone who passed away using the first letter of their name. This gives us A,F, & R. We seem to agree on girls names but differ on boy names. I LOVE unisex names, my husband does not L<\/p>\n
So far for girls we have agreed with :
\nAmelia Brooke (this sounded really nice, I originally wanted to do Amelia Faye.. this was we incorporate two letters)
\nAlena Rae
\nAudrey
\nAddelyn (Husband does not like- I LOVE)
\nFelicity Reese
\nArya Brooke
\nAriana
\nReagan (eh)
\nAshleigh
\nRylan<\/p>\nWe found A R F difficult, finding so many names outside of them we like.. ESPECIALLY for boys. Other girl options if we break tradition are:
\nKennedy
\nHannah
\nHarlow
\nHayden
\nLeighton
\nPayton<\/p>\nFor boys\u2026 we have very few names for A R F ( HELP!!) We should just name him Arf..lol.
\nThe middle name has to be Kevin, my husbands name. Its his family tradition.
\nAll we can agree on ( I like many more then he does..)
\nAiden
\nReese( although he think it sounds to much like a girls name)<\/p>\nThat\u2019s it.<\/p>\n
Other options we came up with are
\nBrodie (Husband LOVES\u2026I am not sure if it sounds like a pets name??)
\nBrayden
\nPaxton
\nNolan
\nEmmet
\nNoah
\nLiam
\nEamon
\nJoshua<\/p>\nAny other suggestions you have we would really appericate it! We really wanted to stay off the top 50 popular names.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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If you are trying to stay out of the Top 50, that takes Top-10 Aiden off the boy list. Reese would work; I think spelling it Rhys makes it seem more masculine. But it feels a little choppy with the surname.<\/p>\n
Other A\/F\/R suggestions:<\/p>\n
Abram
\nAdrian
\nAnderson
\nArcher
\nAsher
\nAugust
\nAxton
\nFelix
\nFinian
\nFletcher
\nRayden
\nRuben
\nReilly
\nRohan
\nRoman
\nRonan
\nRyan
\nRyder
\nRylan<\/p>\n