Yes, I agree.
But parents usually stick with similar naming styles when choosing names for subsequent children.
Grace and
Taylor are both refined so I was expecting something along the lines of
Ethan,
Andrew,
Samuel, etc.
Isaiah is not a name I would group into the same category as the other two but that's just me.
Tim and
Elisabeth are allowed to name their son whatever they please.
To add to that, I know a family with three boys:
William,
Daniel, and
James. All names, too me, are considered classics. About four years ago, the family welcomed their last child and first daughter. Based on the previous names they had chosen, I expected something along the lines of
Elizabeth,
Isabel, or
Catherine. Instead, they chose Adisyn (this spelling). For me, it sticks out among her brothers' names.
As you can see,
William,
Daniel, and
James are all classics but each is different and unique to that child. It's not as if they were named
Hayden,
Aidan, and
Caden.