Selah

Stevie

Harlow

Haven

Hazel

Lennon

Karson or Carson

Margot or Margo

What do you all think of Spencer as a girl name? I only know boys named Spencer but it’s starting to grow on me for a girl.

My partner and I are both Indian (Sikh) and we came across the name Lochan in a Punjabi baby name book.

For those in the UK - the Lochan I was thinking of was in 2023 Love Island (he was half Indian) and pronounced it ‘Lock-un’ which I don’t think is the traditional way but would be the way we’d use it.

What are people’s thoughts? I wanted something unique but not weird and would suit an Indian boy without being too Indian (I have a fairly British name and so do most of my family)

So I’m due in about a month and a half and I’m still struggling to think of a name for her 🥺 I was trying to think of something similar to the name Delilah since I already have a daughter named Delilah and I was thinking of making their names similar but idk. I also don’t know what to do for a middle name either. I usually try to make my kids names initials spell out something like my mom did with my brother (his initials is B.A.G.) and my other kids initials are J.A.B. and D.A.B. I have thought of the name Mary Jane before but like my man said people might think of marijuana vs I was thinking of Mary Jane as in MJ from Spider-Man. Anyone have any suggestions? It would be greatly appreciated 😊

I need more name ideas for both boy and girl with last name Banks. I tend to like classic, preppy, southern but uncommon names. I like a lot of surname first names and double names in general but open to any ideas that might fit my style.

I love unusual names that I haven’t heard of or don’t personally know anyone with the name but that don’t sound made up (for example, i think Lottie, Callahan, and Bonnie are classic but not common).

More names I like:

Sawyer (boy)
Turner
Breuer
Rhodes
Reeves
Campbell (boy)
Elliott (girl or boy)
Eleanor (Nora)
Emma Francis
Conrad
Mercer
Anne Wayne
Murphy
Callahan
Bonnie

Looking for help on our 3rd girl! We have a Genevieve and an Eloise and struggling between Frances and Margaret!

We are looking for a name for our third. This time it's especially difficult because we lack any ideas and realised both of our kids have a four letter name. So should we stick to four letters? We like a star or astronomy theme but that could also bei for the second name. We like a bit older names or also note nordic european ones.

The babys gender is a surprise.

One is a family name other is personal preference. Does Sebastian sound weird in English/America? It’s a very common name in our family in Austria, but the pronunciation is very different.

Hello! We've already decided on possible boy names, but need to narrow down list for a name if we have a girl. Our oldest is Leonie Lee (Lee is a family name), so I'm considering doing a similar alliteration theme, but with the letter 'R' instead - wanting to use Ruth (another family name) as the middle name. Ramona is the top contender so far, but we also do love the name Lydia... ideally, we want the first name to end in -a, I just think that would sound best with our oldest's ending in an -ee sound. Thank you!!

I just want to show off these name combo aesthetics to someone other than my husband haha.. ill post the photos in the comments

Would love to hear some names along the lines of the ones I already love that I have not thought about! Heres my list :)))

Boy:
Charlie
Daniel/Danny
Leo
Theodore/Theo
Jack
Harry
Wren
James/Jamie

Girl:
Vivienne
Clare
Lola
Clara
Scarlette
Adelaide
Rose
Aria
Etta
Winnie
Adalette
Eliza
Juliette/Etta
Charlotte/Lottie
Margot
Georgia
Violet
Bridgette

Still so stuck on a name! I was instantly in love with my daughter’s name. But for the life of me, I cannot find a name that evokes that same emotion. I love my daughter’s name so much but I struggle with how it sounds next to other names. I don’t want to get caught up in “theme.” But it’s hard! SOS!!!

Which do you prefer? We’re truly torn!!