Baby girl names you love and don't hear often?

[Anonymous]

Diane or Diana or Dana or Dina
Ruth
Esther
Naomi or Noemi
Mae or June
Leah
Lauren
Zoe
Adelle or Adel or Adah

[Anonymous]

Mallory

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Polly

No to sisters named Molly and Polly, lol! (I love Molly btw)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Help! DH and I are unable to come up with a name we love for DD #3, due in a few months. Our first two girls have names that we adore: Molly and Cara. We cannot come up with another girls name that we like as much. Seeking something easily recognizable, not trendy, and pretty but not too frou-frou feminine.

A few ideas we've tossed around and rejected:
Jacqueline (too long/too many possible spellings)
Alison (too many possible spellings/too popular)
Julia (too popular in my opinion? Still on my DH's list)

What's the best girl name you've heard recently, or one you just love? We are open to any and all suggestions. Thank you!!!

Julia is nice. I also like Alice, Beatrice ( or Beatrix) Audrey, Frances

Totally agree with Alice! It's a less common name than Alison, and has the same charm as Molly and Cara, they go very well together.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mallory

Molly and Mallory?

[Anonymous]

What about Victoria? Classic and you don't hear it as often.

[Anonymous]

Veronica

[Anonymous]

Harriet / Haddie

[Anonymous]

Eve
Bridget
Willa
Susannah
Valentina

[Anonymous]

Are any of these suggestions resonating with you, OP?

[Anonymous]

Molly, Cara and Gemma
Molly, Cara and Nina
Molly, Cara and Lola

[Anonymous]

Alice would be perfect!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Molly, Cara and Gemma
Molly, Cara and Nina
Molly, Cara and Lola

Ooohh - I really like this suggestion. Come back, OP!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Molly, Cara and Gemma
Molly, Cara and Nina
Molly, Cara and Lola

Ooohh - I really like this suggestion. Come back, OP!

I know! Where is OP! I want to know what she likes!

[Anonymous]

Personally I would choose a shirt name with two syllables that’s does not end in -y, -ie, or -a, and that does not start with M, C, or K, but another consonant.

Lauren