baby names.....?

Question

boy... Skylin Tino
girl... Allyis Jacy

we have one son named Jaidyn Rylee... what do you think about these names?

pronounced uh-ly-is pretty easy guys!

btw.. my name is Breea, not a normal name and i am quite successful. i do agree that your name has influence on who you become but i also think that parents, schooling, tons of other things factor in also... my husband is a police officer and i am going to school to be a doctor... i love that my name isnt common!

my son goes by jaid.... this one will probbably be called Ally or Sky mostly

Answer 1

I think they are beautiful names, though my intention is not to offend; you will not like what I have to say.

I'll answer your question with another question...

Do you think you will ever have a chance to vote for president Skylin Tino? Jaidyn Rylee?

Have you ever heard of a CEO of a fortune 500 company named Allyis Jacy? You probably never will- because of the effects it will have on them and the effect it has on others observing them.

Names, especially very irregular ones, have a major impact on personality development, not to mention other's immediate opinion upon first impressions.

Names like this will forever tag them as something other than normal. Something like that should be a choice of a child, not labeled on them by a name.

Look up some studies done online. Strange names are often detremental.

Answer 2

I personally don't like either name in combination (the middle names aren't that bad, but not my cup of tea). This isn't just a personal preference issue either. I'm writing a book about baby names.

I have an issue with parents who insist on giving their children names that most people can neither spell or pronounce correctly or when they go all "huked on fonix" and take a perfectly good name and screw it up with 14 extra letters, no vowels, 5 accents and a random punctuation mark. You are setting your child up for a lifetime of people asking "how do you spell that?" and "oh that's um...unusual." Not to mention it's a pain in the butt for teachers and later on down the road employers.

Ultimately my opinion doesn't matter because it's your baby (and I wish you a happy and healthy one), but please don't fall into the "tryndee mommee" trap.

Answer 3

To be honest, Skylin is extremely feminine (and so is Jaidyn Rylee, especially with those spellings). Allyis is ok, but I think it will be mispronounced all the time.

Answer 4

They both sound like girl names (actually Jaidyn Rylee does too, as does Jaid). I also do not like name with strange spellings. Seems like reaching too hard to be "different". But clearly you disagree.

Answer 5

Skylin sounds a bit girly and I'm not a big fan of the name Allyis. You can find many unique names on different websites, just search them.

Answer 6

I like Allyis Jacy for the girl but for the boy I think I would change it to Skylar Tino. Skylin actually sounds like a really cute girls name. Skylin Jacy follows really nice.

Good luck with your decision.

Answer 7

I don't care for either of those. I like Jaidyn Rylee though.

Answer 8

Because the name Sky is associated with girl names, I really don't like any boy names that start with it.

I love the name Alice, but not your spelling of it. Jacy is ok.

Answer 9

Thats a lot of "y"s. Dont mind Allys but not Skylin.

Answer 10

I pronounced Allyis "Alice." I can't think of a way to make it obvious to people, but it isn't obvious spelled that way. (It isn't hard either, once you explain it; it sounds like the boy's name Elias. It will need to be explained, though.)
Skylin sounds a little feminine to me, but it fits in with your family names.