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Jaco- I have a confession- I don't like Jacob. I think he's overused and not attractive sounding. But Jaco? Super cool. I guess it's that B I have a problem with, because Jaco is an awesome name.
Jans- Jan would sound frumpy and dull on a baby girl. I think it's time we switch genders. Jans is modern and sleek, and actually, very masculine.
Jarvis- Ooh, one of my favorite Chicago baby names. You can't deny Jarvis's cool factor.
Jefferson- Presidential and prestigious, yet totally accessible.
Jethro- Starts with J, end with O, it's a perfect combo. And the rad nickname Jeth helps a little, too.
Jex- We like Dex and Rex, so why not Jex? The only qualm is that I can't think of a good full name for him. Jexon?
Jones- Surname names for boys are always a homerun. Yet Jones seems to have missed the boat. I happen to think he would sound adorable on a little boy, and would definitely age nicely.
Jory- This unisex name is definitely that (the Jori and Jorie I know are female), but overall opinion swings more towards boy.
Joss- I know, I put this one on last week's girl list. But with namesakes like Joss Whedon, it's impossible not to consider for both genders. If he's too nicknamey for you, try it as an update for Josh, with the full name being Joshua.
Judson- If you smoosh Hudson and Judd, you get Judson. But it's not a made up name, I promise. He's an English name, and would make a fresh alternative to all the -son names.
