Help me Please!!!!

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  • skinnywithin
    skinnywithin Posts: 1,392 Member
    Logan
    Chelsea
    Braelyn
    Tori
    Ramsie
    Jade
    Lillianna
    Brooke
    Kylee
    Devon
    Cierra
    Brey
  • jellyfishjen
    jellyfishjen Posts: 1,787 Member
    :heart: SAMARA :heart: ..... easy to spell, easy to say, means Guarded by God. And I don't mind sharing with you. Its my daughters name and she is now 20yrs old and I'm proud of her. She is not so good to be boring not so bad that I want to disown her. I thought the name would get shortend to Sam but only 2 people ever have and one called her Mara.
  • manderson27
    manderson27 Posts: 3,510 Member
    I like Beth or Bethany

    These seem popular in the uk

    Molly
    Millie
    Maisie
  • goldfinger88
    goldfinger88 Posts: 686 Member
    Just for the record, the most successful men in history have been names John, George and William, James and Richard, among a few others. Just as the most successful women have been names Kathryn, Elizabeth and Helen (among several others.) Jack and Chris are considered lucky names. Ryan, James and Jack are considered names of attractive people. Just a bit of trivia.
  • I love Brionna or Brianna however you wanna spell it : )
  • ejohndrow
    ejohndrow Posts: 1,399 Member
    My friend jut had a son and they named him Bostrom, their daughter is named Colbie.

    I like: Emily/Emilia, Hannah, Sophia, Olivia, Natalia, Natasia,-those types of names for girls.

    My sister calls me Emberly after a character in an Edward Gorey book, so I'm partial to that name as well.

    In my opinion different is nice, but you need to pick something suitable for both a child and an adult, and nothing that will get them picked on. But what do I know? I've only ever named cats (Bullet, Lily, and Megatron).
  • kardowling
    kardowling Posts: 221 Member
    Amanda, Tess, Georgia, Mia, Abigail, ...favorite girl names...Love Mia.
  • SLaw4215
    SLaw4215 Posts: 596 Member
    What's your last name? {so we can hear the first name said outloud with the last name} Do you have a middle name picked out?

    or you'll get recommendations like Mertle the Turtle LMAO
  • AnarchoGen
    AnarchoGen Posts: 400 Member
    My then 3 y/o son named our daughter... Jayna :)
  • trishl2011
    trishl2011 Posts: 138 Member
    I like brianna, bethany, and sophia. you can get more suggestions online:smile:
  • sarad777
    sarad777 Posts: 210 Member
    I like these:

    Elena
    Marianna
    Mary
    Josephine (Joey or Jo) must have watched too much Dawsons creek
    Rayne
    Julia (pretty woman influence)
  • sunnyrunner23
    sunnyrunner23 Posts: 182 Member
    My seventeen year old daughter is Anna Michelle. It has suited her from day one and I don't think it will ever go out of style.

    It is an elegant feminine name for an elegant feminine young lady!

    From time to time you will hear "Annie Banannnie!!! " but otherwise it is pretty elegant!
  • AnarchoGen
    AnarchoGen Posts: 400 Member
    Maybe you should ask your son to name her, you may be surprised!

    I was surprised my son came up with the name Jayna for our daughter, and it stuck!
  • whtlatina1214
    whtlatina1214 Posts: 765 Member
    well me and my man picked a letter and then looked at names with it we love m names lol dont know why we looked at the following



    mya [which we chose]
    Mercedes
    mariah
    Marley
    maria
    macie
    madison
    mackenzie
  • KaleidoscopeEyes1056
    KaleidoscopeEyes1056 Posts: 2,996 Member
    Well, my family likes unusual names for girls. My DD is Dakota, my niece is Kylee, and my cousin named her daughter Harley. I went to school with a girl whose unusual name I loved.....Ansley.

    I love Ansley! That name reminds me of The West Wing.
  • Here's my list:

    Jovie
    Olivia
    Leah
    Ava
    Alexandra
    Layla
    Isabella
    Christine
    Bristol
    Bianca
    Juliette
    Scarlett
    Julianne
    Skye
    Julisa
    Emme
    Marlee
    Ever
    Mariah
    Carys
    Nevaeh (Heaven backwards)
    Melanie
    Genevieve
    Liza
    Annaleigh
    Melanie
    Melody
    McKenna
    Arlee
    Audrey
    Allison
    Roxy
    Avalon
    Adrienne
    Anna Claire
    Anjeanette
    Johanna
    Evelyn
    Harper
    Renae
    Lynzi
    Trista
    Kaydee
    Beka
    Cailin
    Stacie
  • KaleidoscopeEyes1056
    KaleidoscopeEyes1056 Posts: 2,996 Member
    Amanda, Tess, Georgia, Mia, Abigail, ...favorite girl names...Love Mia.

    my name's Amanda... I hate it.
  • LMHinson15
    LMHinson15 Posts: 201 Member
    I'll add my vote for the "Sophia/Sophie" camp.

    Lily is another one I like.

    My name is Lisa, and it's treated me pretty well for 32 years!
  • My daughter's name is Lauren and if I ever have another girl I will name her Lucille (Lucy)

    Good luck on choosing a name! :flowerforyou:
  • mjsamee
    mjsamee Posts: 215 Member
    Love Rebecca or jensen..... havent seen anyone suggest them... hope that helps! :flowerforyou:

    Also love Aimee... :)
  • SLaw4215
    SLaw4215 Posts: 596 Member
    Antonella
  • Munque
    Munque Posts: 123
    I love the name Sophia/Sophie too.

    My name is Ellisa (el - lissa)
    My girls are Delyna Unique, Evyn Denea, Kaitlyn Audra-Faye and Daryan Rayne, you're welcome to use any of them if you'd like.
  • amandadia
    amandadia Posts: 4 Member
    Have you seen that Friends episode where they are going back and forth naming the baby? :)
    I think Ava is a great name, London, Austen (boy or girl, spelled like Jane Austen's name). My cousin named her baby Ivan Alexander (after a metallica guitarist). We love to know where our parents got our names from: a movie (I am named after an actress), a relative, a city. If you can think of something that you love and connect that with your child that would be Awesome!:smile:
  • Usbornegal
    Usbornegal Posts: 601 Member
    My guidelines for naming my boys was a family name for the middle name, and a name with good meaning for the first. My eldest means God's peace growing, and my second is Who is Like the Lord Well Loved. Also- since our last name is complicated to pronounce and/or spell, I gave them first names that were easy to pronounce and spell so everyone would get part of their name right!

    So why not get a list of names of the grandmas, great grandmas and great-great grandmas and see if there are any other popular names in the family and choose from there? Something that rings, something that goes with your last name, etc.
  • asamuels85
    asamuels85 Posts: 170 Member
    my advice, blend two that you both like.. Averess? hahah just saying?
  • jwaitman
    jwaitman Posts: 367 Member
    I think people have gone so far out of their way to find unique names for their kids that some of them are just down right ridiculous. Keep in mind this child will grow up eventually so you want it to be name they want be embarrassed by. I tried to give my kids names that I thought weren't that common and now it seems like everyone is a Katie or a Taylor. I had reasons for picking these names thought, not just because I liked them. My kids are named after people.

    Good luck in your search and I am sure you will pick something wonderful. For a girl I really like Emily and I am sorry but I have no good suggestions for a boy.
  • I like Ella
  • I love Ashley thats my daughters name!
  • Tennessee2019
    Tennessee2019 Posts: 676 Member
    Here are a few of our hates and likes....

    I like Ashlyn, Emberlei, Avery, Felicia, Brooklyn, Mataya, Madison - He hates them all.

    He likes Rockel, Mercedes, Cypress - I don't like any of them.

    Only nicknames I could come up with for the ones you listed were: Ash, Brook, Madi but they all sound good when yelled.
    For the names he listed, I could NOT come up with a single nickname & none of them sound good when yelled.
    I also agree with a family name for a middle name.

    My cousin just named her daughter Harley & I think that is cute.

    Good luck.
  • CaptainGordo
    CaptainGordo Posts: 4,437 Member
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