Anonymous wrote:Obviously Claire.

I was going to say Elizabeth-claire, so she can go by eclair.

Multi-syllabic names sound best with a one-syllable last name. Think Katherine, Michaela, Eleanor, Lillian

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Anonymous wrote:Serena

No. If you're going to do an homage to a TV show, it should be Facts of Life not Gossip Girl.

On a more serious note, OP you've gotten lots of good suggestions in the thread.

Only if you’re a boomer.

This is funny. Boomers were not watching that show. Their kids…yes.

Kelly

Sloane

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Serena

No. If you're going to do an homage to a TV show, it should be Facts of Life not Gossip Girl.

On a more serious note, OP you've gotten lots of good suggestions in the thread.

Only if you’re a boomer.

Gen X, not boomers. Jesus. Not everyone older than you is a boomer.

Have you even heard of World War II? Boomers were born AFTER that when all the soldiers came home, got married, and had kids.

Zoe

Anonymous wrote:Margot, Lucy, Whitney, Mackenzie, Josephine, Mae

These are cute. Mae is a little matchy with Blair. Maybe Lucy Mae or Josephine Mae?

Margot, Lucy, Whitney, Mackenzie, Josephine, Mae

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Serena

No. If you're going to do an homage to a TV show, it should be Facts of Life not Gossip Girl.

On a more serious note, OP you've gotten lots of good suggestions in the thread.

Only if you’re a boomer.

You mean Gen X.

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Anonymous wrote:Serena

No. If you're going to do an homage to a TV show, it should be Facts of Life not Gossip Girl.

On a more serious note, OP you've gotten lots of good suggestions in the thread.

Only if you’re a boomer.

Jordan

Magnet

obviously Serena, Lily, Ivy or Georgina

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Witch!

Yes! Or Morgan - for Morgan le Fay, King Arthur's enchantress.

Love the Blair and Morgan vibe.