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| Wed, 01-17-2007 - 11:29am |
I am thinking:
Jadyn Christopher Gardner for a boy
or
Jadyn Brynne Gardner for a girl
What does everyone think?
Edited 1/17/2007 12:40 pm ET by jlr1683

I prefer Jadon spelled like this for a boy, or even Jaden, but not with the Y. Also Jadyn Brynn looks VERY girly to be used for a boy, That is just my opinion, did you mean for that to be your girl choice? Good luck!
Michelle
#2 EDD: June 5th
AJ, enjoying life with C.
LOL yeah that was suppose to be my girl choice...I guess this pregnancy is getting to me!!!
Jodi
Good luck!
First of all, I love Brynn for a girl. I prefer this spelling because the "e" seems unnecessary and it will just give you trouble. I would stick with proper spellings. Jadyn is not a proper spelling, nor is it a great name. It is trendy and doesn't have a classy feel at all. Here are some more modern names that you may want to consider that AREN'T trendy or unclassy:
Girls:
Alba
Ebony
Elora
Kendall
Jocelyn
Hadley
Aurora nn Rory
Corinne nn Cory
Delaney
Ainsley
Sage
Maeve
Beckett
Beckham
Thatcher
Fletcher
Weston
Wade
Calder
Calman
Griffith/Griffin
Flynn
HTH,
I like Ainsley Brynn a lot... or maybe something like Beckett Christopher nn Beck? That seems much more distinguished than Jadyn. Oh... isn't Christopher Gardner the name of the guy the movie/book The Pursuit of Happyness is about?? I'm pretty sure that's his name.
-Nikki
Edited 1/17/2007 4:04 pm ET by nat_c_123
Jadon is VERY popular, but I don't mind it for a boy when it's spelled correctly. The various misspellings just come across as trendy and uneducated, KWIM? I don't like Jadon -- any spelling -- for a girl at all. Then it just gets thrown in with the whole "Maisyn/Caydann/Ayden, etc." trend (all masculine names generally misspelled for girls). If you just happen to prefer a masculine name, that's perfectly fine, but don't abandon the actual spelling.
As to the mns, Christopher is obviously a familiar, traditional name (so I doubt anyone would say anything negative other than perhaps that it's a bit predictable), and I agree with a pp that I'd drop the "e" from the end of Brynne (actually, I'd drop the second "n" as well ... Bryn is very nice IMO). If you're set on "Jadyn" for a girl, however, I wouldn't pair it with Bryn(ne). The changed -yn ending alters the pronunciation to an exact rhyme of Bryn. So jaDYN BRYN just sounds redundant.
HTH
~Kelli
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