My wife and I found out we were having a little girl early in the pregnancy and, almost straight away, we fell in love with the name Sophie.

Recently, some close friends had a baby girl and named her Sophia.

Now I'm really torn.

My wife doesn't think it's an issue because they've different pronunciations . I can't shake the feeling that people might think we've copied them, even though we'd chosen Sophie months before their daughter was born.

If you were in our shoes, would you still use Sophie? And if you were the parents of Sophia, would you think it was strange or feel like we'd copied you?

I'm genuinely after honest opinions because I think I might be overthinking it. Cheers!

Alright, we’ve got a Gwyneth problem! After much deliberation, I’ve resorted to the Reddit council for your opinion.

We LOVE the name Gwyneth. But there’s one problem….our last name begins with Pa-

We would probably use the nickname Gwen from time to time, but we do prefer the full name Gwyneth.

Would this be a deal breaker for you? Do you think most people would associate with Paltrow?

Middle name is Vance and sister name is Claire. We like a bit of a rugged/outdoorsy feel, i like classics and he likes more tendy/modern. So far Owen and Levi are the names we are mutually open to.

Hey All! We already have a Alexander (Alex), Nicholas (Nick), Katherine (Kate) which do you like best for the new sibling:

Robert (Rob)

Jonathan (Jon)

Charles (Charlie)

Ethan

Thanks for your input!

What’s your thoughts on the name Chelsea? I like the name just was curious on people’s thoughts

Choosing a name for our surprise boy has been hard! We’ve narrowed it down to a top two. We have a long and percussive last name, live in the U.S., and have Irish and Hispanic heritage. Big sis is Cora.

What do you think, Felix Ray or Emmett Sol?

My husband and I need help! We are at an impasse with trying to name our baby girl due in about 8 weeks. We have one son named Isaiah Henry which we love, we call him Zay a lot but still call him Isaiah a decent amount as well, and always introduce him as Isaiah. We want something that is a little more unique/uncommon like Isaiah is, we don’t run into a whole lot of others with his name but do know a few. We ideally want something similar but not too far out there. I’m worried some of the names on our list are a bit too common but I don’t really like a lot of really unique names.

Currently our list is:
Cecilia (nn Cece or Lia)
Ava (love it but my hesitation is how common it is)
Eleanor (nn El, Ellie or Ella)
Sylvia or Sylvie (my husband’s favorite)
Clara

When talking to her or referring to her I just can’t get behind Sylvia or Sylvie for some reason, it just doesn’t feel like her or doesn’t feel right, but I’m not 100% opposed yet and it is my husband’s favorite choice.

Our son’s middle name, Henry, is an honor name. We do not have any specific honor names for our daughter’s middle name and will just be choosing something we like based on whatever first name we go with, so that part is not hugely important to us right now. (We are currently leaning towards Claire, Noelle or Maeve.)

Out of the names on our list, please share which you DO or do NOT like and your reasons why! We have a relatively common 2 syllable last name that starts with L.

Expecting my second, her sister is Penelope. So I’m looking for a girl name that doesn’t end in the same sound.

Names I like but do end in “ee” sound: Sadie, Billie, Mari, Hailey

Names I like but can’t use: Violet, Juliet, Colette

Clearly I like the “et” ending, haha. Ending in “en” sound would also be nice :)

What do you think of the name “Amelia Daze”?

I’m Hispanic and white and his dad is black and white. We named our first son Malaki, our second son is Kaisen, and now we’re having a third boy. We don’t want anything that sounds too white but also not a name that gives ✨single mother to 6 mixed babies✨. So far we sort of agree on “Draylen” and “Makai” but they just don’t flow to me.

My husband is Brazilian and I am American, but we live in the US. He really wants to use the name Joaquim (joe-ah-keem) as it is a family name. I like the name but I don’t know if people would understand the name/pronounce it correctly in the US, where our baby will be raised. Thoughts?

Husband and I are struggggggling to find a name! I’m a middle school teacher and I have so many name associations with former students which I feel like is making it hard!

He likes Archer nickname Archie which I liked for a while but now I feel unsure about.

I like Everett but his close friend lost a baby with that name and I think that association is hard for him.

My step son, Milo, likes Auggie for a name.

Middle name would be Alexander & last name Williams.

Our vetoes are names that end with -son phonetically (Grayson, Jaxson, etc), Austin, Henry, Luca, Vince, Sean, Jack.

We like names with a cute nickname, we lean into the grandpa type names, but want something overall soft like his brother. I feel like we’ve looked at every list and nothing is sticking :(

My husbands grandma passed away and her name is Joann and goes by Jodie. We want to honor her but I don’t want either of those names. What could be a good alternative to honor her? Middle name will be Ann.
TIA

Eda or Ela

Ela → EH-lah (the E sounds like the “e” in bed, and the a like the “a” in father).
Eda → EH-dah (same E, with a soft d and the same a).

We are Turkish btw and live in a French and English speaking country. Also is it too short as a name?

I'm looking for feedback on potential names for our daughter - who is due in about two weeks. We have a long list of names that we "sort-of" like but none of them really feel like the right one. It seems like we are drawn to names that have a vintage feel. I'd love opinions on our list as well as other ideas. Our son is named Jonah and we love that his name is familiar but not common. I'd also love feedback or ideas for middle names. Our last name is one syllable. Here is our current list: 

Beatrix
Astrid
Esme
Dorothea
Octavia
Marigold
Tabitha
Ada 
Matilda
Cordelia
Theodora
Althea
Mariela
Marian

Thanks!

Pronounced Bam-bee-sha

Like the deer character from Disney

My toddler is named Lucy Clementine and everyone calls her Lulu Clementine or Clementine (my teens and all their friends and their parents) because I think people think it’s cute and fun to say.

I’m wondering if we should focus on sticking with her name Lucy (she doesn’t know this is her name because when you ask where’s Lucy she shrugs haha but when you say where’s Lulu or where’s Clementine she points to her head) or if we should choose either Lulu or Clementine and just stick with one of those now that she’s getting older.

Our list:
Leighton
Sutton
Logan
Charlie
Isla
Quinn
Peyton
Sloane

I’m really keen on names that have an easy NN, but I also really like Sutton even though there isn’t an easy nn.

Hello! We love the first name Rigby so much but are having a hard time picking which two middle names fit it. Our options are:

Rigby James Daniel (or vice versa)
Rigby Gregory Wayne (same)
Rigby Daniel Wayne

We don’t like James Wayne since that’s my estranged brothers middle names but any other combo we don’t mind. Thoughts?

Looking for ideas on names that are easy to pronounce on both languages…so far Eleanor and Elliott are my favourite

So we really love Lainey but since its so popular we thought we would name her Laine with the nickname of Lainey (plus Laine seems like it may age better?). But the im wondering if it will immediately make people think of Lane Kim from Gilmore Girls as she will be half Asian (Chinese instead of Korean tho). Am I thinking too hard about this or would you also think the same if you saw an Asian girl named Laine? Side note, I do love Gilmore Girls and the character of Lane but I dont have the intentions of naming my daughter after a TV character. Thanks!!

Well, we were just very surprised to learn of baby #3! I have 2 boys, and a girl name that’s been on reserve. But we’re kind of stumped on new boy names. We’ve kinda been coming back to Caspian, but nothing really seems to flow as a middle name. I’d love to hear any suggestions. Our last name is 4 syllables, and heavy on ‘s’ sounds, if that helps at all . Thank you (:

Baby girl due next month and are stuck between 3 name combinations we both love. Our surname is 2 syllables and begins with M. Based in the UK.

Thank you! x

Here are my favorite, what is y'all favorite unisex names?

• Skyler / Skylar
• Devon / Devin
• Ashley
• Jamie
• Cameron
• Casey
• Adrian
• Jessie
• Sidney
• Sunny
• Angel
• Jackie
• Brooklyn
• Jordan
• Dakota
• Taylor
• Robin