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Hmm. I don't think it's too similar-- they both start with "Bra" but the a is pronounced differently in each name. And they both end with d_n, but I don't think they're too similar. The "ay" and "and" stand out in these names, and differentiate them. Although I think Braiden is better than Braden, because Braden makes me want to say "Brad in" instead of "Bray-den").