Abbaney Belle
Aliana Maren
Avery Walter
Barrett Robert
Brycen Brent
Caius Maximus
Casey Denver (boy)
Collins Helene
Danay Jolynn
Dean Witt
Dylan McCormick
Elise Evette
Gabriella Marisol
Gage Coleson
Gilbert Lee
Gina Mae
Hankon Michael
Honor Nichole
James Arthur
Kelci Mahler (boy)
Kimberlee Maurie
Liam Ezra
Liberty Jane
Luca Haven
Madeline Monet
Maddux Christian
Margot Rae
Raylynn Catherine
Rory Elizabeth
Slayde Morgan
SkyAnn Kay
Wyatt Ashton
Some nice interesting names from Illinois!
Caius Maximus went totally Roman, James Arthur is very traditional; Casey Denver, very Western.
Slayde Morgan and Danay Jolyon belong on your quiz as to what gender they are!
I must confess to finding Liberty Jane very bright and breezy; I wonder if she was born around 4th of July????
I’d say Slayde is a boy, never heard that name before on a girl. Danay on the other hand is puzzling.
Slayde’s a boy and Danay is a girl.
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I wonder whether Caius Maximus’ parents do re-enactment!
Rory used for a girl is interesting.
Poor Maddux faces a lifetime of saying, “no, it’s with an ‘u’ not an ‘o’!” I’m sure he’s going to thank mom and dad for that!
I know someone who named their son Casey and I think that is a good unisex name, but Kelci for a boy really surprised me. Kelsey with that spelling might have been okay although it has shifted much more towards the girls now, but the Kelci spelling makes it look doubly more feminine. I wonder why the parents went with that name and spelling.
Hi Chelsea. Welcome.
I agree. I think Casey works for either gender. I was surprised to see a boy Kelci too. Sure, Kelsey, maybe, but Kelci? Definitely reads as girl.
I think Danay is most likely a different spelling of Denae.
I think so too.