Baby sister for Hazel and Violet

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rose? Right? Hyacinth? Like that shrew on the TV show?

Mind the CURB, Richaaaard!

[Anonymous]

OP, please come back and tell us what you've picked!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about Coral?

I love these names

I'm not a parent - so excuse this ignorant question: but do these wonderful names being suggested here mean that the hegemony of Madison and Kayleigh and Brittany is through?

Madison, Kayleigh, and Brittany peaked in 2000-2006, 2009 (for Kaylee, the most common spelling), and 1989-91, respectively. Brittanys are in their 30s and having babies of their own.

I just read that Madison is one of the most hated names in America. Along with anything with the Mc in front of it. Crazy!

[Anonymous]

Didn’t Emily Blunt and her husband name their 2 girls Hazel and Violet.

Emily is this you ?????

I love the names.

How about
Lyla
Olive
Iris
Poppy
Pearl
Opal
Fern
Juniper
Sienna
Maeve

[Anonymous]

Cynthia goes with those names or Chrissy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cynthia goes with those names or Chrissy.

Uh...ok. If you say so.

[Anonymous]

Naomi

[Anonymous]

If you want to break from the botanical/color theme but stay with a broad natural world theme, maybe Lyra.

[Anonymous]

Penelope

[Anonymous]

My sister has a Hazel and a Zelda

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are all you people fixated on color?

Those are garden names.

The names are both garden names and color names. I think the third should follow suite.
Rose
Olive
Poppy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about Coral?

I love these names

I'm not a parent - so excuse this ignorant question: but do these wonderful names being suggested here mean that the hegemony of Madison and Kayleigh and Brittany is through?

Madison, Kayleigh, and Brittany peaked in 2000-2006, 2009 (for Kaylee, the most common spelling), and 1989-91, respectively. Brittanys are in their 30s and having babies of their own.

This is the PP - and HA, shows what I know. How about those Irish-y names that I was seeing a lot of for a while there? The Brandons and Aidens and Connors (and their female equivalents)?

[Anonymous]

I like Sylvia. 1. I like that it steers the theme of the names away from plants. 2. It kind of has a color thing to it. 3. It has a Y and a V in it. All your names have letters not commonly used at the end of the alphabet. 4. I think a little Sylvia is cute. 5. It starts with a new letter. 6. It flows well with 3 syllables.

[Anonymous]

Sage

[Anonymous]

We are going with Olive but changing middle name to Amelia because we think it sounds better.