I'm having twins due next week dont what I'm having any good cool names?

Answer 1

Girls-
Alexis, Adelaide
Bree
Cassi
Divine
Emma
Fiona
Georgia
Houston
Ingrid
Jessica, Jaycee
Kelsey
Lindsey, Lydia
Mindy
Naomi
Olivia
Patience
Quinn
Reese
Samantha
Tamala
Veronica
Wendy :)
Zoe

Boys
Axel
Bryce
Caleb
Dante
Evan
Frank
Gavin
Hansom
Ike
Jason, Jeremy, Jake
Kent
Liam
Monty
Nicholi
Ori
Perry
Ross
Steven
Timothy
Xavier
Zane

Answer 2

Kennedy- kayleigh
Kayla-kyrie
Kayslen-kennedy
Karsyn-Kelley
Kaitlyn-kameron
Josephine-Jacqueline
Jennifer-jessica
Frances-faythe
Rachel-Rochelle
Ava-eve
Shelby-willow

Joseph-Joshua
Damian-edward
Eric-axel
Jacob-jordan
Kasey-kameron
Chance-taylor
Ethan-elliot
Christian-christopher
Austin-dallas
Wayne-zayne
Shane-Noah

Jade-jayden
Kaitlyn-kameron
Nicole-Nicholas
Sophia- Christoffer
Samuel-samantha
Olivia-oliver
Isaac-Cassi

Answer 3

My advice is firstly, do not, under any circumstances give them matching names. It might sounds cute and twee when they're babies, but they will hate you for it when they start school.

Avoid unusual spellings. It doesn't make you look clever, it makes you look illiterate - just look at Jackiey from Big Brother. And they'll have to spell their name down the phone for the rest of their lives, which is just a pain in the a*se.

The trendier and more modern a name sounds now, the naffer it will sound in ten or twenty years' time. The current trend for bling-style names will be as uncool as 1980s names like Cheryl, Debbie and Lynda by the time they're adults.

Naming child after a place (eg Madison), booze (eg Chardonnay, Stella), weather (eg Storm), geographical features (eg River, Sky), TV show characters (eg Bree) or indeed anything that can be purchased from a shop is just plain tacky. And makes you sound a bit Chav-tastic.

As it happens, there are studies which show that people with traditional, Anglo-Saxon names like David, Joshua, Katherine and Elizabeth are more likely to get jobs when they apply for them than those called Aleesha, LaVerne, Divine, etc.

You really can't go wrong sticking with the classics like Jonathan, Rachel, Rebecca, and so on. They're much harder for people to take the p*ss out of, and they can shorten them themselves when they're older if they want to.

Answer 4

im a mother of 3 year old identical twin girls, i wanted names that were linked somehow, but didnt want to go for something to similar. my two are called katelyn rose, and lauren paige, l follows k in the alphabet, and then in middle names (excluding q) r follows p, so that is where i have linked them, also with the sylabbles, both first names are 2 and middle names are 1.

some of the names i like are (appologies they are all girls, dont really have many fave boys names)

eden
kayla
kayleigh
mia
tianna

Answer 5

Congrats ! enable me merely say i like the call Braunshitta ! i think of i might have a center call for her which would be perfect ! Braunshitta Assycracka ( ***-I-CRACK-UH ) For her sister's call maybe Peeana ( Pee-Ana ) Toiletta ( Twa - enable- ta ) Crapielle ( Crap - ee - elle ) good success !

Answer 6

Boys Names: Liam & Paul
Girls Names: Sinead & Sarah
Boy/Girl: Chloe & Connor
Boy/Girl: Glen & Ciara
Gud luck havin the babies:)

Answer 7

Girls:
Kennedy Grace and Kylie Abigail

Boys:
Tucker James and Rucker Ethan

1 boy / 1 girl:
Kennedy Grace and Kamden Reese

Answer 8

my sister had a boy and a girl in June they were named Alex James and Kennedy Ann

My Uncles Mrs had twins in April and they were named Kayleigh and Rachael

just thought I would let you know what they were called rather than inventing my own xxx

Good luck and its not as hard as every one tells you

Answer 9

My daughters name is Elliah, which is cool and unusual, cause I think I made it up, cool names for boys are Jed, Jay and Zane.
hope that helps. good luck!

Answer 10

im having my baby next week.. names have driven me mad!
but we have choosen Sebastian James or Heidi May.

good luck xx