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Lexi Graham.

Do not use Lexi Jo. It sounds like a hillbilly's name; people will make assumptions about your child's upbringing and how educated her parents are. In fact, adding Jo/Joe to any name adds a not-so-sweet stigma to a child. Your child will be teased.

10 Things to consider when naming your baby

1. Popularity of the name

2. Gender

3. Meaning of the name and general impression

4. Uniqueness of the name (Alternate spellings)

5. Sound, Rhythm, and compatibility

6. Initials and Nicknames

7. Pronunciation of the name

8. Religions; Ancestry (Nationality) and Heritage

9. Family names and Friends (Namesakes)

10. Teasing and Stereotypes

Lexi Kay

Lexi Adele

Lexi Rose

Lexi Marcella

Lexi Pamela

Lexi Carlotta

Lexi Marie

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Lexi Graham sounds good, but i don't really like the name Graham. some other suggestions are...

Lexi Christine

Lexi Justine

Lexi Shaeline

Lexi Michelle

Lexi Cadence

Lexi Nicole

Lexi Diane

i hope i helped! good luck with the new baby (:

I personally prefer Alexandra, Alexandria or even Alexis with Lexi as a nickname - I just don't feel that it ages the best for an adult.

Here are some ideas though:

Lexi Iris

Lexi Gwendolen

Lexi Gabrielle

Lexi Vivienne

Lexi Veronica

Lexi Charlotte

Lexi Amelia

Lexi Danielle

Lexi Abigail

Lexi Rae

Don't name her Lexi! That's a nickname. Name her Alexis or Alexa if you want to call her Lexi!

Lexi Raegan is cute

I am not a fan of Lexi. Its seems dated and nicknamey. I like Lexi Kay out of your choices though.

Lexi Graham sounds properly, even however i do no longer somewhat in basic terms like the become attentive to Graham. another ideas are... Lexi Christine Lexi Justine Lexi Shaeline Lexi Michelle Lexi Cadence Lexi Nicole Lexi Diane i desire i helped! properly fulfillment with the form new newborn (:

Lexi Graham is a name of someone at our school firsy/last.

Lexi Jo I'd do.