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American actor Vince Vaughn and wife Kyla Weber welcomed daughter Locklyn Kyla Vaughn on December 18.
British model Jourdan Dunn and partner Jordan Cummings welcomed son Riley on 8 December 2009.
British actor Rupert Hill and girlfriend Jenny Platt welcomed daughter Matilda on April 11.
Argentine footballer Diego Milito and wife Sofia welcomed daughter Agustina on March 21. She joins older brother Leandro.
British model Jourdan Dunn and partner Jordan Cummings welcomed son Riley on 8 December 2009.
British actor Rupert Hill and girlfriend Jenny Platt welcomed daughter Matilda on April 11.
Argentine footballer Diego Milito and wife Sofia welcomed daughter Agustina on March 21. She joins older brother Leandro.
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Locklyn Kyla- I am so very sad to see Lachlan reduced to this level of unisex debauchery! What in the world would someone be thinking when they take such a ruggedly sexy scottish fisherman of a name and give it to a girl!!!! I am so saddened by this!!!!
On the bright (though not bright enough to cast a light into the abyss of sadness mentioned above) side Agustina and Leandro are a nice sib set.
On the bright (though not bright enough to cast a light into the abyss of sadness mentioned above) side Agustina and Leandro are a nice sib set.
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Vaughn on a girl? That one's new for me. But I guess if it's her Dad's name at least there's a good reason.
I've never seen Agustina before.
I like Diego and Sofia. And Vaughn for a boy.
I've never seen Agustina before.
I like Diego and Sofia. And Vaughn for a boy.
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Vaughn is their last name.
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cries
Now the girls have taken Lachlan.. whats left! :( I know at least a dozen male Lachlans! I thought it was safe :(
Now the girls have taken Lachlan.. whats left! :( I know at least a dozen male Lachlans! I thought it was safe :(
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I agree with you.
Before long, I think we'll have to start naming our sons as numbers, as there won't be any boy names left.
"Meet my son 459242."
Before long, I think we'll have to start naming our sons as numbers, as there won't be any boy names left.
"Meet my son 459242."
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Meet my son 655321!
Sorry, I couldn't resist. :-)
Although Malcolm MacDowell was quite handsome in that movie... which made it even scarier, if possible...
Sorry, I couldn't resist. :-)
Although Malcolm MacDowell was quite handsome in that movie... which made it even scarier, if possible...
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:-D
Just because a name is used for girls does not make it inherently less feminine. I still have no problem naming my son Lochlan, James, Michael, Cameron, Morgan, Tyler or even Shannon - other than the fact that I don't like them, that is.
Note: One of our favorite names, Ira, is often derided as being feminine. Ditto for Julian. We're still going to use them, because I don't a name being feminine as a deterrent.
Just because a name is used for girls does not make it inherently less feminine. I still have no problem naming my son Lochlan, James, Michael, Cameron, Morgan, Tyler or even Shannon - other than the fact that I don't like them, that is.
Note: One of our favorite names, Ira, is often derided as being feminine. Ditto for Julian. We're still going to use them, because I don't a name being feminine as a deterrent.
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Yeah, no kidding. I guess one always must find something new to be bothered about, otherwise one runs the risk of being happy, but I've been getting more bothered lately about the attitude of boys' names on girls being "hands-off" for boys than boys' names being used on girls, the idea that use by girls spoils or taints boys' names somehow. That's icky, man. Of course the sensible argument behind it is that immediate gender delineations are a desirable aspect of a kids' name, and while we're still living in a society where everything is colored by gender binary this is IMO a legitimate, non-icky concern. But the big question is whether living in terms of gender binary is a legitimate, non-icky worldview, and I think we're slowly moving in the direction of such a paradigm shift, as evidenced partly by the unisexification of sexified names. I'm less bothered now by boy names on girls and I'm quietly rooting for a countermovement of girl names on boys to rear its head.
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Ashley and Shannon on boys!
I'm up for some switches--as long as it's not all one-sided. Since names like Alison and Madison have gone feminine, and none have done the opposite--as far as I can tell--names like Jayden have been created as a masculine go-to. And I'm really getting tired of hearing these -aden/-ayden names... (although Aidan by itself is generally okay).
I'm up for some switches--as long as it's not all one-sided. Since names like Alison and Madison have gone feminine, and none have done the opposite--as far as I can tell--names like Jayden have been created as a masculine go-to. And I'm really getting tired of hearing these -aden/-ayden names... (although Aidan by itself is generally okay).
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