I am sick of these trendy "-lyn", "-aden", "-ee" names! They smack of low class to me. Why don't parents choose something that actually has substance and meaning, a name that will actually grow with their child? It's names like this that do not age well and leave a glut of people (children or adults) with absurd names that are just a remnant of one of many long-gone trends.
I don't think any name that starts with the ''JAY'' sound is suitable for females. Despite the ''lyn'' ending, this name sounds masculine. I wouldn't use it for a boy either, though, as it sounds an awfully lot like 'jailing'.
Well, take the 'y' and the 'n' off the name. Does that sound too good? Nope, probably not. Now say the name s-l-o-w-l-y. Now it sounds like whale speak. Say it really fast. Now it sounds like the name 'Jillian'.
Now take off the last three letters. Now it sounds like a male name! Well, I guess it already is a male name, but If you name a female child Jaylyn and someone takes the last three letters off.
Do you get what I'm saying about this name? I don't recommend this name.
Yeah, pretty sure I've seen a Jaylyn or two on Maury ordering paternity tests to about 15 men. It really does bring to mind someone who was born to uncultured parents and leads a trashy life.
I am sick of these trendy "-lyn", "-aden", "-ee" names! They smack of low class to me. Why don't parents choose something that actually has substance and meaning, a name that will actually grow with their child? It's names like this that do not age well and leave a glut of people (children or adults) with absurd names that are just a remnant of one of many long-gone trends.