Tell me what you think

mattscountrygirl · February 2009

We are not going to TTC until sometime next year but just wanted to get your thoughts on names.

Girl:

Austin Cheyenne - DH really likes this name

Boy:

Mason Tyler

Mason Clint

Tell me what you think and be honest

mZoe · February 2009

Love the name Mason! Mason Tyler sounds better.

I don't like Austin for a girl; maybe flip the name around, making it Cheyenne Austin? It sounds more feminine that way.

Phoebe Halliwell · February 2009

I like Mason Tyler. Not so much Mason Clint.

Austin Cheyenne is nms at all. Austin is a boy's name and Cheyenne sounds like a stripper name, IMO. Sorry!

*Scuzzlebutt* · February 2009

Austin Cheyenne is terrible. It sounds like your standard "Texas" name (and yes, I know Austin is the capital of Texas, of course. I'm living in Texas now and I hear of little Austins almost every day. Booooooorrrrring) Cheyenne is just too "country" for me.

Mason Tyler is ok. Mason Clint is too "country" for me, again.

KimberlyJean · February 2009

Totally agree, love Cheyenne, and like it better flipped as Cheyenne Austin. Mason Tyler as well, just make sure you don't flip it because then Mason might sound like a last name.

Cute names! Smile

MrsDuncan · February 2009

Sorry, I don't like Austin Cheyenne - I feel like Austin is an OK boys' name, but in general I don't like place/city names, and that's two in a row! Cheyenne could be a nice middle name with another more feminine girls' name.

jennings235 · February 2009

I think Austin is a terrible girls name. It sounds really masculine.

I love Mason, and think it sounds best with Tyler.

newportbride715 · February 2009

Phoebe Halliwell:
I like Mason Tyler. Not so much Mason Clint.

Austin Cheyenne is nms at all. Austin is a boy's name and Cheyenne sounds like a stripper name, IMO. Sorry!

ditto to all of this

J+R · February 2009

I love Austin for a girl!

and I think that for the boy I would prefer Mason Tyler... It flows nicer

Vixey529 · February 2009

I like Mason Tyler the best of your boy names. I don't like Austin for a girl's name, though.

*JCsGirl* · February 2009

I really dislike Cheyenne. Sorry.

Mason is nice with Tyler. I don't care for Clint.

gibs · February 2009

I think you shouldn't waste your time worrying about names that you won't be using until at least 2 years from now.

babydontforget · February 2009

I like Mason, and prefer Mason Tyler. But I'm not a fan of Austin or of Cheyenne--sorry.

mattscountrygirl · February 2009

gibs:
I think you shouldn't waste your time worrying about names that you won't be using until at least 2 years from now.

Who cares if I won't be using them for another 2 years. I have been thinking of baby names for a while. You do not ever think about naming your unborn child? I dont think it is a waste of time. It is something to have fun with and talk to your DH about. But thanks for your thought.

cjilla · February 2009

Austin Cheyenne is terrible. Sounds like a boy name. Like pp said, it is two place names in a row... not good. If you like Austin for a girl, maybe choose a nice feminine mn.

I don't think the batch of names are that bad overall though. Good thing you have some time!

gris~gris · February 2009

NMS, but also Austin Cheyenne makes me think that you're naming after cities. I'd pick one of the other.

And, I think you need a 2 syllable middle with Mason.

justgnat · February 2009

Mason Tyler

I hate the name Austin for either gender. Cheyenne is equally nms. Maybe spelling it Austen would make it more feminine

thatgirlang · February 2009

I love Cheyenne but hate Austin for a girl even though my son's middle name is Austin.

Mason Tyler is nice.

Melinz · February 2009

*Scuzzlebutt*:
Austin Cheyenne is terrible. It sounds like your standard "Texas" name (and yes, I know Austin is the capital of Texas, of course. I'm living in Texas now and I hear of little Austins almost every day. Booooooorrrrring) Cheyenne is just too "country" for me.

Mason Tyler is ok. Mason Clint is too "country" for me, again.

took the words right out of my mouth