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The spellings are bad, but the names are fine spelled Tiffany, Amalia, Simone, etc.

Sebastian and Ethan are the only two with names that aren't kr8ivelee spelled which troubles me greatly. Do some parents truly believe that it's not necessary for girls and women to have names with integrity?

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When you take a look at the female names in this family, most of them aren't necessarily bad names. While not my style, I can at least appreciate Simone, Celina, Tiffany, and Alicia. Amaliyah and Aliyrah look like names meshed together (Amalia / Aliyah) so they don't hold much appeal for me although Amalia and Aliyah are pretty. In addition, the similarities between Amaliyah and Aliyrah are too glaring.

I think they can't spell. Simone, Celina, Tiffany, Sebastian, Alicia, Ethan, Amalia and Alira would be cute.
I like Simone (but I prefer Simona), Sebastian, Amalia and Alira.

Hi !!!!

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Unfortunately I dislike this sibset (also Sebastian and Ethan).

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I felt in love with Symonne with this spelling. It is really interesting!!!!

What happened there? They suddenly got some sense at Sebastian and lost it again after Ethan

I'm really concerned this thread is going to turn into one bashing the working classes, or young mothers. But anyway.

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Symonne, Celinna, and Tifinney seem to me like they've been spelt with an Australian accent, so not quite phonetically but getting there.

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Sebastian is handsome.

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I prefer much Alicia or Alisha to Alesha, but it's fine.

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I hate Ethan. I don't have any particular reason for hating it, I just do. Something about the sound.

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Amaliyah and Aliyrah both look and sound Arabic, I wonder if they are.

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Overall, it's not an awful sibset, just a bit all over the place, but I guess over 16 years, tastes change.

Ethan is quite the odd one out. Why isn't it Eethanne?