Ashley, Allison, and Amber
Ashley, Allison, and Ariel
Ashley, Allison, and Alyssa
Ashley, Allison, and Amelia
Ashley, Allison, and Avery
Ashley, Allison, and Audrey
Ashley, Allison, and Auden
Ashley, Allison, and Audra
Ashley, Allison, and Annabelle
Ashley, Allison, and Adria
Ashley, Allison, and Adaline
Ashley, Allison, and Alaina
Ashley, Allison, and Adley

Addie (Adelaide)

Julia/Julie
Marie
Jillian/Jill
Lydia
Clara
Hannah

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Julie over Julia only because I don’t like the ending a sound for Julia and the starting a sound for Alexandra. It doesn’t feel good saying it at least for me. But I think they’re both great names.

See I love Julia vs Julie. Julie feels like the nn of Julia. They won't always live in the same house. Julia sounds prettier to me. I also like Juliette

If the clash is between Julia and Alexandra which would be first and middle names for the same kid, then yes, they'll always live in the same house.

I like Julia better, but I agree it's not great with an A middle name. I like Julianne a lot!

I think the younger sister needs an A name otherwise you are creating a weird dynamic.

Amy

Amanda

Audrey

Aubrey

Anna

Ava

Twins also deserve their own identity so I usually dissuade people from going with matching letter names since it lends itself to kids and adults getting them confused but that ship has sailed. I would give the younger sister an A name so she doesn't feel even more left out than she will having twin sisters.

-Twin mom

Anonymous wrote:Are all of these "Jennifer" recommendations a joke? That name needs to be shelved for at least another generation.

-- a Jennifer

No more of a joke than "Ashley." I'm sad for this cute kid named Ashley.

-- an Ashley

Arielle is nice and you can abbreviate on notes as follows:

Ashley (As)
Allison (Al)
Arielle (Ar)

Anonymous wrote:Lauren Alexandra (nicknames: L.A. or LaLa)

Why saddle her with those kooky nns?

Anonymous wrote:Rhiannon
Jamie
Savannah
Bethany
Marissa
Gia
Carrie
Theresa
Claire
Ruby
Cara
Jillian
Mia
Jenna
Josie
Maura
Miranda
Molly
Lacey
Ilana
Leah

Omg Rhiannon? That does not fit and will lead to high expectations..ashley, allison and Rhianne? N, no, no

Anonymous wrote:I like Julie over Julia only because I don’t like the ending a sound for Julia and the starting a sound for Alexandra. It doesn’t feel good saying it at least for me. But I think they’re both great names.

See I love Julia vs Julie. Julie feels like the nn of Julia. They won't always live in the same house. Julia sounds prettier to me. I also like Juliette

Blair
Claire
Kate
Brie
June
Jade
Brooke

1 syllable names sound nice

Rhiannon
Jamie
Savannah
Bethany
Marissa
Gia
Carrie
Theresa
Claire
Ruby
Cara
Jillian
Mia
Jenna
Josie
Maura
Miranda
Molly
Lacey
Ilana
Leah

I like Julie over Julia only because I don’t like the ending a sound for Julia and the starting a sound for Alexandra. It doesn’t feel good saying it at least for me. But I think they’re both great names.

Anonymous wrote:Op here, Julia and Natalie sound great. Keep the suggestions coming.

You can’t go wrong with either one of those names. Easy to spell, familiar, yet not too popular (I would assume they both fit somewhere around 50-100 on the charts). They also complement the sibling’s names without being matchy-matchy.

For a similar vibe I would suggest Elena, Fiona, Delaney, Elise, Nicole, Jocelyn, Tessa, Lydia, Sylvia, Shelby, Maggie, Sadie, and Eva