what do you think of this name??

LLarson · April 2009

Reid Maxwell Larson?

we have a Kyler and Cooper with mn after my dh and dh's grandpa. my grandpa was max so thats where the mn is from. what do you think?

tct1219 · April 2009

it's ok. i like the spelling reed better. i think it sounds off because of the maxwell and larson L sounds running together. maxwell reed would flow better.

sugarmama13 · April 2009

It's nice!

ilovemygirls · April 2009

Love it! I think Reid is a very strong, simple name & it sounds nice w/the mn & all!

LMS05 · April 2009

It's fine. I prefer the spelling Reid to Reed.?

mfransdell · April 2009

Reid is a great name! I have a cousin Reid and he is certainly a strong handsome young kid

SoleilMoon · April 2009

Love it, great names!

LLarson · April 2009

yay thanks ladies! i like reid better then reed too, reed looks like you spelt red wrong to me!

TiffLee76 · April 2009

I really like Reid. I agree with some others that I like Reid instead of Reed.

leah1615 · April 2009

I love it! I also prefer the spelling Reid.

naflmj · April 2009

I think it is a great name and like the spelling the way you have it.

newportbride715 · April 2009

I love it!

aldyn · April 2009

tct1219:
i think it sounds off because of the maxwell and larson L sounds running together. maxwell reed would flow better.

I think this is a good catch, but I think you make the problem worse if you switch the order because more often than not, people will say "firstname lastname" and omit the middle name. So if you were to switch the order, people would be saying "Maxwell Larson" all the time and the L sounds would run together.... take Clay Aiken - that name bugs the crap out of me, I refer to him as "Clayken" ~ not that I refer to Clay all that often, but he was the example I could come up with!