Name for Second DD

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Camille is lovely!

Some ideas ... Fiona, Lucy, Nina, Susanna, Hope

Great match!

[Anonymous]

Audrey

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you pick a name you sort of like, and commit to it and walk around with it for a few days imagining, and see if it either grows on you or give you insight into what you want?

So you have Camille and you decide you will try Elodie (a name I think sounds great with Camille). After a few days you will probably either feel like Elodie has grown on you, or you feel like it’s too little girly and move to Elise or Alexandra, or too French and move to Lucy, or you don’t want a name with such an obvious nickname and move to Tess.

How do you say this name? If I were you I would stick with the French theme. Maybe not a C name but, Madeleine, Sofia Here some ideas

https://www.pampers.com/en-us/pregnancy/baby-names/article/french-girl-names

I disagree with the French theme. It's very Duggar-ish, but with a country instead of a letter.

[Anonymous]

I like the name Camille, but is it pronounced ca-MIL or ca-MEEL?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like the name Camille, but is it pronounced ca-MIL or ca-MEEL?

In French it’s pronounced ca-MEE. So in English, usually ca-MEEL (so same pronunciation but without dropping the final consonant as the French do). Never heard it or ounces with a short i sound.

[Anonymous]

My French name was Camille in high school French class. To this day, when I see the name, I hear my teacher saying it with the emphasis on the first syllable, in her weird voice. Bonjour KA-meel!

But I do like the name. I also love Sabine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you pick a name you sort of like, and commit to it and walk around with it for a few days imagining, and see if it either grows on you or give you insight into what you want?

So you have Camille and you decide you will try Elodie (a name I think sounds great with Camille). After a few days you will probably either feel like Elodie has grown on you, or you feel like it’s too little girly and move to Elise or Alexandra, or too French and move to Lucy, or you don’t want a name with such an obvious nickname and move to Tess.

How do you say this name? If I were you I would stick with the French theme. Maybe not a C name but, Madeleine, Sofia Here some ideas

https://www.pampers.com/en-us/pregnancy/baby-names/article/french-girl-names

I disagree with the French theme. It's very Duggar-ish, but with a country instead of a letter.

+1

[Anonymous]

Serafina
Adelaid
Nicole
Sylvie

[Anonymous]

Camille and Cleo

[Anonymous]

Sabine
Sedonie
Gisele

[Anonymous]

Daphne, Julia, Lucy, Rosie, Paige, Sylvia

Unless the plan is to use French names, choosing a less French name makes a more interesting set. Using another two syllable French leaning name like Margot or Marie is just the easy answer, but also feels like the same name as Camille. Go with something a little further out of the box that is still harmonious.

[Anonymous]

Op here, you all are great! Lots of new names that we hadn’t considered to think through. I think they will help us feel better - rather than using names that weren’t used off of the original list. Also love the idea of living with a name for a few days, husband has decided to practice yelling the name across the house for good measure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op here, you all are great! Lots of new names that we hadn’t considered to think through. I think they will help us feel better - rather than using names that weren’t used off of the original list. Also love the idea of living with a name for a few days, husband has decided to practice yelling the name across the house for good measure.

Ophelia
Adriana
Octavia
Miranda
Celia
Marina
Lavinia
Helena
Bianca
Valeria
Viola