We've narrowed it down to these TWO!
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We've narrowed it down to these TWO!
| Tue, 01-02-2007 - 11:55pm |
OK~ Finally, we've narrowed it down to these two names and I would love your opinion on which we should name our little girl and why!
FYI - She will be our first, and if we ever have a boy in the future his name will be Brandon Thomas (just to compare how they sound together)
THANKS so much in advance!
Avery Rose
Jordan Rose

Obviously both are masculine names, but Avery seems to be used more for girls in middle/upper-class circles while Jordan has a very lower-class, less educated feel. (Of course that won't matter to you, but just so you're aware how the two names may come across to future teachers, in-laws, employers, etc.).
I also don't like Jordan and Brandon together, mostly because of the matchiness (both two-syllable names ending in N), especially since one would be for a boy and the other for a girl. With such similar-sounding names, most will assume they're either both boys or both girls (since people who like to match often use these "creative" patterns for children of the same gender).
Avery Rose is ok, although I don't really like how the -ry Ro- parts sound back-to-back, but this is a very common combo altogether, just so you're aware. Nearly every time I see Avery on a girl the mn is inevitably Rose.
HTH
~Kelli
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I disagree--I don't think Jordan is lower class at all.
Of the two, I prefer Avery =)
this is tough for me as I prefer more fem. names for girls. I'm gonna go with Avery, because I love the nn Ava. And, Jordan is too similar to Brandon for me, I do like Jordana though!
Good luck!
Good luck!
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