Need name ideas...?

Question

I really like the idea of two first names. I feel selfish giving a child a name when they had no say in it. At least with two first names they can have an option on which one they like better. Here's some of the first name combinations I've come up with. I've also put what the middle name would be. Let me know what you think of each of them. Thanks.


Madelynn Brett (Middle name would be Abigail)
Gillyan Brooke (Middle name would be Anabelle)
Mariah Reese (Middle name would be Evangeline)

If you seriously don't like them, don't be afraid to say how you feel. I want honest opinions from everyone. And don't say that it doesn't matter what others think because I think it does--everyone is a part of this world and should have a say.

Answer 1

I like Gillyan brooke. Its also fun to spell words with initials, like: my husband: G.M.C, my nephew T.R.I.P. My son almost became N.A.R.C. but instead its N.A.C. Good luck

Answer 2

I don't like the idea of two first names at all. It's more trouble than it's worth. Every form that you or the child will fill out for the rest of their life will only have one space for a first name, and then one space for a middle name.

So long as they have a first name and a middle name, then they will be able to choose between them later one.

I like Madelynn Brett (without the Abigail), Madelynn Abigail, and Anabelle Brooke.

I don't really care for Gillyan or Evangeline(as it reminds me of televangelists), and Mariah has negative connotations to me, after a girl I knew in school. Reese is a boys name, to me. Anabelle is very pretty, but I don't know what I'd put it with.

Answer 3

If you do 2 first names, why do you need a middle name? Too much for a little baby.

I do like Evangeline Reese, Abigail Brooke, and Madeline Brett. Just skip the middle name--what happens when she gets married and has to hyphenate her name? Too much.

Answer 4

Well... I'm not much for having two first names. That's just me. There are many people who simply go by their middle name if they don't like their first name. I know you feel strongly about it so... this of course is just my opinion. I like Madeylnn Reese... I do like your idea of Gillyan Brooke. I don't like Brett.. probably because I know a boy named Brett. I like Mariah Anabelle. Another name I heard recently that I liked was Alise. Just food for thought... you name her what YOU want... you'll always be glad you did.

Answer 5

I like the name Madelynn, but not the name "Brett".
(I grew up with a boy named Brett)
Maybe Madelynn Brooke?

Some other name ideas:

*Madyson Reese
*Mariah Cayt
*Hannah Brooke
*Brooklynn Mariah

Have fun choosing the perfect name! :)

Answer 6

You asked for honesty....
I don't like the whole idea of the first two names. I don't like any of them with the middle name. But I do like Mariah as a first and Reese as a middle name. I don't like Evangeline. I mean what the heck.....pls don't torcher your kid like that. Having two first names is like a joke for red necks.....

Answer 7

okay i dont really like most the names, except i do like brooke breet and reese. Um Id need more info - is it suppose to be for a guy or a girl, cause these names you provided seem to be for both.

Some names I think are pretty- are jasmine, and joshua. Which are names I've decided Ill name my kids someday in the far off future- but regardless its something youll be calling them for a long time so you best like the one you pick!

Answer 8

I don't like the name Brett. The other names are nice, though. I guess I don't really understand having two first names. If she didn't like her first name, couldn't she go by her middle name?

Answer 9

I like Madelynn Brett Abigail..
great choice.

Answer 10

Personally, I like Madelynn Brett. Especially with the middle name. It's cute! ^_^

Answer 11

I am not to sure about the names you have picked out but it is your baby. Here are some suggestions:

Jade Lynn
Bobbi Jo
Betty Jo
Rose Anne
May Dawn
Samantha Joy
Summer Dawn
Dawn Marie
Trisha LeAnne

Hope these help you. And Congrats on the baby.