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HelpBA (follow-up to "Guess Baby B")
I couple weeks ago I started a thread called "Guess Baby B" as my cousin was having a baby girl whose name was to start with B. Their older daughter is Kamryn.
Baby arrived last week and her name is Brynley. Brynley Rae.
As far as I recall, no one guessed Brynley.
What do you think?
Baby arrived last week and her name is Brynley. Brynley Rae.
As far as I recall, no one guessed Brynley.
What do you think?
This message was edited 9/4/2012, 5:18 AM
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I asked my 32-yr-old daughter named Bryn what she thought, and she's just beside herself by the co-opting of Bryn in this fashion. But not to be the bad fairy at a birth announcement, maybe they'll call her Bryn for short.
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The spelling is sort of an eyesore but I honestly don't mind Brynley: it's the best of the "-inley" names I think - seems like it will age better than the rest.
Brynley Rae looks pretty on par with every other "trendy" BA I hear nowadays but I'd be pleased enough with something like Brinley Susan (or anything equally unexpected in the middle)
Brynley Rae looks pretty on par with every other "trendy" BA I hear nowadays but I'd be pleased enough with something like Brinley Susan (or anything equally unexpected in the middle)
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At least the names fit, even if they're incredibly trendy!
This message was edited 9/4/2012, 7:30 AM
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I prefer Brynley to Kamryn, but it sounds a bit too cutesy for me. Spelling wise, I prefer Brinley because it looks less trendy.
I prefer Brynn to both Brynley and Brinley.
I prefer Brynn to both Brynley and Brinley.
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