Lucy
Rose
Anne/Anna
Olivia
Sarah
Mary
Margot
Nora

Roberta or Ruth but nn Ruby.

Mallory or Melanie.

I think Melissa is a beautiful classic name and I love that it means the honeybee. It doesn't feel super generationally appropriate though.

Your other names all have a “e” and a “a.” It is subtle but it ties them all together a little. I’d look for something that has that.

Clara

Katerina, nn Kat?

You are missing a two-syllable name.

Norah
Anna
Audrey
Meghan
Margaret (if you pronounce with 2 sylllables)
Mary
Sarah
Sally
Phoebe
Rachel
Diane
Helen
Kaley
Lucy

Anonymous wrote:I think Holly is unexpected and sweet.

This. You need to mix it up a little IMO. This is just way too basic I majored in English in the 90s names
Going on. Throw some inspiration in there.

I also love and can’t use for family reasons Kathryn

Vivian
Genevieve - Evie or Gigi
Hannah
Lucy
Millie
Bridget
Whitney

Anonymous wrote:Lucy

Another vote for Lucy

I love the name Maeve after reading the Dutch House. Could fit nicely.

Has anyone said Rosemary yet?

Gloria, Gabriella, Christina, Juliet. Ooh, Flora!

Maude!

Anonymous wrote:Marie, Helen, Mary Helen, Hannah.Hannah Rose, Adele, Camille, Jessica, Bryony, Amanda.

I think 50s names are back, I know kids in K named Beverly and Joan!

Oooh Beverly and Joan. So perfect. Mom names growing up:
Madge, Paula, Donna, Bev, Janice, Denise, Marcia, Linda

Marie, Helen, Mary Helen, Hannah.Hannah Rose, Adele, Camille, Jessica, Bryony, Amanda.

I think 50s names are back, I know kids in K named Beverly and Joan!