Jillian is beautiful. Also like the suggestion of Julia. Congrats!

I like 3 syllable names w Claire and Audrey
Madeline
Lydia
Beatrice
Rebecca
Josephine

I don’t like the name Jillian.

Meredith, Katherine

Anonymous wrote:I gave my suggestions above (Rebecca, Emily, Sarah, Julia) but wanted to add that I'm not a big fan of Jillian. Too Jillian Michaels and will likely be nicknamed Jill. Gillian should at least solves that last problem.

But then you run into Gill-ian, Gilligan, etc.

I gave my suggestions above (Rebecca, Emily, Sarah, Julia) but wanted to add that I'm not a big fan of Jillian. Too Jillian Michaels and will likely be nicknamed Jill. Gillian should at least solves that last problem.

Marion
Juliette

Anonymous wrote:Greer.
Gemma.

You can’t play this game.

Greer.
Gemma.

Anonymous wrote:Nicole

A long shot. But I like it. Maybe a touch closer to Claire than Audrey. But a lot of these suggestions above are ignoring Claire and just suggesting a match for Audrey. This is a good in between option.

I love both Claire and Audrey and used Claire as a middle name and would have used Audrey as the first name but Audrey Claire is a restaurant in Philadelphia (where I'm from and family lives).

I like Rebecca, Emily, Sarah, and Julia.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jillian is for the illiterate; Gillian is much better. But Claire and Audrey don’t sound like her sisters. Eleanor does.

OP doesn’t like Gillian. Letbit go, PP.

I wasn’t aware anyone was speaking to you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Claire and Audrey don’t go together and Jill doesn’t really go with either of those, so I’m not sure what you’re looking for, but Jill is a nice name, easy to pronounce and spell, not super common. Use it if you love it.

Since when do sibling names need to go together? You know that matching lamps in the living room is a no no, right?

Because people have tastes and OP's taste runs towards Claire and Audrey

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Claire and Audrey don’t go together and Jill doesn’t really go with either of those, so I’m not sure what you’re looking for, but Jill is a nice name, easy to pronounce and spell, not super common. Use it if you love it.

Since when do sibling names need to go together? You know that matching lamps in the living room is a no no, right?

I assume there’s a reason why OP shared her other 2 daughters’ names. Girls named Madeleine don’t tend to have little sisters named Neveah.

Nicole

Julia
Catherine
Caroline
Genevieve
Elizabeth
Frances