Fun! Baby Name Polls

Hey,we have narrowed it down to 3 names. I love all names, I am afraid Emily is to plain and overused but regardless still love the name. I really want a name that will age well. Jane is MIL who has passed and its for sure staying. Big brother William Ray his middle name was named after two influential ppeople in my life. If you have suggestions for other first names that are similar to the ones I have listed. Just keep in mind Im not into to trendy or really frou frou names. My goal is a name that is classic and understated but pretty. Thank you!

Sarah Jane is one of my favorite combos, but a lot of people think it’s too bland. I also think it’s a nice "double name" if Sarah by itself ends up feeling too plain or she wants to distinguish herself from another Sarah. What do you think? Thanks!

Which one? Middle name suggestions? Thanks!

Hi everyone. My husband and I are having our first baby girl and we can’t decide which name we like better. Our son’s name is Alexander and goes by Zander, so we’re interested in more spunky names, but we just can’t decide! Please help. Middle name will stay the same, as it is a family tradition. Thanks!

Which one for a boy?

Baby girl due in 10 weeks needs a name! My close brother is Brian, like to name her after him.

Miranda Julie is 4 years old and getting a little sister next month. Samantha is her first name, and we are really torn over Lily and Erin for her middle name. Our surname is Brooks.

To go with sister Mila

Having twins!!! We have a definite first name for one of the girls. We are going to name her Reese. Please comment what you think the middle name should be. Comment any ideas also!!! Thanks.

We live by the beach in California and want a cute sufer/beach girl name. Im stuck between the two.

Alfred stays, after my granddad. Little brother for Penelope ’Penny’.

Sister for Penelope ’Penny’. Catherine would be called Cat/Kitty/Caggie, Louisa would be called Lulu, isabella would be called Izzy/Belle/Bella. Also considering Genevieve ’Ginny’ or Philippa ’Pippa’. Thanks!