Yet Another Triplet Names!?

Question

Jane, Jayden(Girl), and Jace?
or
Kalene, Karis(Girl), and Kaedon?

I really prefer unique names!!

Jane is not unique, but it was the only name that fits! And Jane is a pretty name

Answer 1

To be really unique, you might try picking names that have different first letters. So many people pick names for their multiples, that "go" together and especially names that have the same first letter. People are going to get confused enough because your girls are all the same age. They'll get even more confused when all three names sound so much alike.

Break out -- be different! Find three ultra-cool names and even with different first letters, I guarantee that the names will go together like peanut butter and jelly! Especially once the girls start to grow into their names. They will fit their names, and believe me, they will appreciate names that are different than their sisters' names! They are going to get so many things that are just alike, they will crave things that are different than what their sisters have.

Answer 2

Jane is great (and much LESS common than masculine/trendy Jayden/Jadon/Jaden and Jace/Jason, by the way LOL), but I'd never put these together. Besides being overly-matchy, boring and completely predictable, they don't go together AT ALL stylistically. Just because they sound nearly identical does not make them inherently complimentary choices. Jane is classic and feminine. Jayden a common misspelling of traditionally-masculine Jadon currently trendy for either gender, and Jace simply a nickname for slightly-dated, but obviously masculine, Jason. Odd, to say the least.

Jane is lovely. Carys would be great. The rest are simply odd, masculine, trendy or all three. I'd rethink them.

Answer 3

What's unique about Jane? I like the other two J names. Karis? Isn't this another form of Kris? Get rid of those two names the others are pretty unique. I'm having a son in Jan and his middle name will be Golden, now that's unique.

Answer 4

My name is Cailin [pronounced something like Kailynn] (it's spelled in various ways) and I have never really met another face to face. I believe it's Iris and it means girl, but I know that one variasion is a boy's name. I've always loved the name Keegan for a boy and have never met a boy named Keegan. I have also met a girl named Kaileen. I found it to be unique. I hope that helps. You could always google 'unique baby names' . I'm sure you would find some interesting ones. Are you planning on having all the names start with the same letter? Because that could turn into a toungue twister for you.

Answer 5

Jane Jayden and Jace,

i like spelling Jane or Jace with a Y such as Jayne, or Jayce. Try not going so similar. The children will like having different nd unique names, and it will make it easier.

whay about the name Kylee. for a girl. i like that. or attayah. or cassie, malia (pernounced like maria with an l) perri, drew.

my favorite is Kylee. hope i provided some ideas.

Answer 6

Kalene, Karis, and Kaedon

Answer 7

Bailey, Layla, and Jayden
(say them out loud together...it's flows)

or

Kendall, Kampbell, and Kaedon

Answer 8

I don't think I'd go with "KKK" names at all if you know what I mean.

I like Jayden, Karis, and Jace.

If you really want three of the same letter names...perhaps use Jaxon, Jayden, and Jace.

Answer 9

I like them all but I'm not overly fond of Jane. I have a set of triplets and remember how difficult it was to come up with names. My only advice would be to make sure you like the sound of the names in any order, not just one particular order. Good Luck! Congrats!

Answer 10

Kalene, Karis(Girl), and Kaedon?