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Comments:
Briley - This is just bad
Emilia - nice
Na’talia - I agree, apostrophes have no place in people's names!
Shyanne - Anne is Shy? This is even worse than Cheyenne, and that's pretty darn bad
Key'ira - Why not Kiera? huh?

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Bleike - Bleak? Like the kid's future with illiterate parents?
Gabriel - nice
Brycon - sounds like a computer co.
Vincent - nice
Braxton - I hate this name
Henry - nice
Da’marcus - Another damn apostrophe!
Collier - I know a girl with this name...it's just as bad on a boy (well, maybe a smidge better)

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I like:
Ashlyn (I prefer the spelling Ashlynn)
Kathryn
Allie (I prefer Allison with Allie as a nickname)
Isabella
Alexa
Gracie (I prefer Grace with Gracie as a nickname - only as a middle name)
Grace (I only like this name as a middle name)
Na?talia (I prefer the spelling Natalia)
Paige (I only like this name as a middle name)
Alyssa
Emily
Karolynn (I prefer the spelling Carolyn)
Angelyna (I prefer the spelling Angelina)

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Trevor
Gabriel
Taylor (I prefer the spelling Tayler for a boy)
Thomas
Vincent
Conner
Connor
Nicholas
Ryan
Henry
Brendan
Zac (I prefer Zachary with Zac as a nickname)
Sean (I prefer the spelling Shawn)
Jonathan
Dylan
James
Michael
Timothy

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-Lissa Hannah-

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You ask, What's in a name? I answer, Just about everything you do. - Morris Mandel

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As soon as tradition has come to be recognized as tradition, it is dead. - Allan Bloom

Layna
Reagan
Briley
Alexa

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Thomas
Vincent
Braxton
Nicholas

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I like:

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Ashlyn
Allie - prefer on a boy as nn for Allan
Na’talia - love it without the apostrophe - what's with those? Is it a black thing?

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Nicholas
Lucas
Jonathan
Dylan
Timothy

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S xx

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Na'talia?!

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Na'talia? What for, for goodness sake? Does the apostrophe make it more unique? NO. This is totally silly, awful and primitive. BUtchering a name is even worse than creating an awful one. But this is not even creative spelling, I find nothing creative in it :-(