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My Mum's cousin and his wife in Perth named their son Grahm. I thought that was quite unique. (Graham without an A!) Another girl who I know from TAFE named her baby girl De Aysha which I think it so pretty.
i have heard the name Gage and love it. my sons name is Garion and he is the only one in england that we could find. of i have another boy i would like to call him Conavan i also like Draven. for a girl i like the name karis. all names out of fantasy books my son is named after a wizard and i love the fact its so different.
my sister works for a childcare company & 2 sets of twins have been registered recently called Samson & Delilah and Indiana and Alabama.
All OK names I guess but together!
I have heard of it in the pet cemetry. We named our daughter iesha rose, which around where we live is really uncommon. We named our son Julius Gordon. Again something different but still not that far out there. We also liked the names maleke and maliki for boys and Loralei and Georgia for girls.
Gage is a nice masculine name. I like it because i can picture it as a baby name, but also as an adult.
My name is Charity, which isn't really unique, but it's really uncommon in the last 100 years, at least here it is.
hay there. I first heard of the name Gage in the book Pet cematarey by Stephan King. Always thought it was a cool name. We have a son called Josiah. Ilove that name it means healed by God......
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