what spelling should i go with??

proudteenmommy3

Boy name:

• Taylor Marcel
• Taelor Marcel
• Talor Marcel
• Tailor Marcel
• Tayler Marcel

Girl names:

• Aubriye J'adore
• Aubriie J'adore
• Aubrii J'adore
• Aubrey J'adore
• Aubrye J'adore

TyrinM03

Taylor & Aubrey

led2009

Taylor and Aubrie. The middle names need help. Marcel reminds me of Ross's monkey in Friends and anything with an apostrophe is tacky. Definantly reconsider the middle names.

alliejo725

I'm calling MUD....

monona9

TyrinM03:

Taylor & Aubrey

This.

 

tct1219

taylor and aubrey. just a heads up, taylor has been a 'girl name' for the past 20 years so you might think twice before naming your son that. i'm sure he will grow up with some girl taylors and he might be embarrassed by it.

Soon2BMrsN

TyrinM03:

Taylor & Aubrey

agreed.

proudteenmommy3

taylor is a unisex name ive met guys with the name taylor and j'adore means i adore in french. And what exactly is MUD (i'm lost)??

krissyh21

Serious there is only 1 way to spell both those names.

ETA: Knows this is Mud... but wth, I am bored.  Teenmom, your creativity is less then stellar, you could have came up with some really interesting names to spell if you worked at it harder.

JennV514

Taylor and Aubrey.

Please don't use J'Adore. It's a phrase not a name.

alandals

Go with the correct spelling of each name: Taylor and Aubrey.

Changing the spelling of a name won't make it any more special, different, or unique. It makes it look dumb and damns your child for a life of constantly having his or her name misspelled.

You'll get that from pretty much everyone here.

rubyjem00

krissyh21:

ETA: Knows this is Mud... but wth, I am bored.  Teenmom, your creativity is less then stellar, you could have came up with some really interesting names to spell if you worked at it harder.

I agree. With some of the names seen on this board OP, you really could have come up with some more interesting names.

Talonsmom14

Taylor and Aubrey I like both those names

shellybird101

proudteenmommy3:

Boy name:

• Taylor Marcel
• Taelor Marcel
• Talor Marcel
• Tailor Marcel
• Tayler Marcel

Girl names:

• Aubriye J'adore
• Aubriie J'adore
• Aubrii J'adore
• Aubrey J'adore
• Aubrye J'adore

mcromer

TyrinM03:

Taylor & Aubrey

This 

apc1929

Definitely Taylor  and Aubrey    

ames71

JennV514:

Taylor and Aubrey.

Please don't use J'Adore. It's a phrase not a name.

Exactly this.

FWIW, Adora is an actual name. J'Adore is not. Just throwing it out there. 

tct1219

proudteenmommy3:

taylor is a unisex name ive met guys with the name taylor and j'adore means i adore in french. And what exactly is MUD (i'm lost)??

taylor was originally a boy name but when it became popular for girls, parents began using it less and less for boys. it's also my name and while i'm not a big fan of it because it's so popular, the fact is that it's a predominantly female name now. alison [and other -son names] was originally a male name but you wouldn't name a boy that now, would you?

according to the 2009 social security list, taylor ranked #22 for girls [there were 7517 that year] and #298 for boys [given to 1083 that year]. just something to think about.

also, we all know what j'adore means, it's just that names like that are usually associated with low socioeconomic and less educated parents. i hope this is MUD, sheesh.

ToBeMrsC6907

If you're set on those names, Taylor and Aubrey.

chankins14

TyrinM03:

Taylor & Aubrey

This!

SnoopyLuv

j'ador is a perfume

try harder troll. 

magsugar13

I agree it is MUD  one could possibly be serious about those spellings.

tct1219

feffy11:

tct1219:

taylor was originally a boy name but when it became popular for girls, parents began using it less and less for boys. it's also my name and while i'm not a big fan of it because it's so popular, the fact is that it's a predominantly female name now. alison [and other -son names] was originally a male name but you wouldn't name a boy that now, would you?

according to the 2009 social security list, taylor ranked #22 for girls [there were 7517 that year] and #298 for boys [given to 1083 that year]. just something to think about.

also, we all know what j'adore means, it's just that names like that are usually associated with low socioeconomic and less educated parents. i hope this is MUD, sheesh.

What, no love for Cheriangelique? LMAO

i'm actually just trying to keep j'adore for my next child. don't want it to catch on just yet!

mlf625

Tyler or Aubrey.

Yawn.

jrolls79

Obvious MUD. Please don't feed the trolls; it contributes to their stupidity.

al0626

Man you guys are harsh. "Made Up Drama" because she's asking about a name? Calling her a troll? Come on now... you give her a hard time for "boring" first names and tell her to come up with something more original... and then flame her for the middle name.  I don't understand all the bitterness and disrespect  between expecting mothers-to-be on this website, I really don't.

 

My husband really loves the name Taylor for a daughter, but it absolutely one of my least favorite! 

I do like Aubrey/Aubrie, but it seems to be becoming quite popular. 

Amanda&EricB

My 10 year old nephew is Taylor.

Then there is Taylor Lautner.

It was originally a boy's name, but I know it's more popular for girls.

Please spell the names appropriately- Taylor and Aubrey.

RedCardinal

proudteenmommy3:

taylor is a unisex name ive met guys with the name taylor and j'adore means i adore in french. And what exactly is MUD (i'm lost)??

I adore, I love, why don't you just give her the English meaning to it lol. It sounds just as bad as j'adore. Awful Awful for a name.

jlhook0

Obviously, you should go with Talor and Aubrii

You cannot be serious about this.

ZTAsunshine

TyrinM03:

Taylor & Aubrey

This!

Angel0423

TyrinM03:

Taylor & Aubrey

KLAJOSH

al0626:

Man you guys are harsh. "Made Up Drama" because she's asking about a name? Calling her a troll? Come on now... you give her a hard time for "boring" first names and tell her to come up with something more original... and then flame her for the middle name.  I don't understand all the bitterness and disrespect  between expecting mothers-to-be on this website, I really don't.

 

My husband really loves the name Taylor for a daughter, but it absolutely one of my least favorite! 

I do like Aubrey/Aubrie, but it seems to be becoming quite popular. 

I agree...  it is way too harsh. My friend showed me this site and while there are some very nice and honest responses/opinions there are also some really rude responses just as well. I can understand and agree with disliking a name but there is absolutely no need to sit on this website all day and wait for somebody to come up with something that's a bit "different' just to attack them.

Troll. Name calling? Who's acting like a teenager now?

LeahanneM

I could get behind Aubri, but the double "i" doesnt make sense. Maybe consider a name like Carys for the middle that means "love". "J'adore" is a sentence not a name.  You want your daughters name to sound like a name, not perfume. You can make a name interesting and even use interesting spelling without comming across as tacky. Aubri Carys, is pretty.... Aubriie J'adore sounds like a name a 10 year old would choose

KangarooMom

alliejo725:

I'm calling MUD....

This, and really J'adore? 

proudteenmommy3

To everyone who's on here calling me out of my name, making the statement about being uneducated or anything else thats rude just because you don't like the names I'm considering for my child, I would really appreciate it if you would take that negativity elsewhere. Just because I'm a teen parent doesn't mean I'm uneducated; I'm a sophomore in college studying to become a RN and I take care of my children by myself, so for everyone who made the statement about being uneducated your absolutely wrong about that; an uneducated PERSON would of been showing her ignorance by cursing out everyone but I'm not going to give you negative people that satisfaction. So once again if you have anything negative to say about me or the names I'm considering please take it elsewhere.

Thank you