Fun! Baby Name Polls

Looking for a one syllable name for our baby boy. Which one of these do you prefer? Other suggestions?

Which one?

Hi, could you please pic your favourite name and then comment which spelling you like better. Thanks so much I will write pronunciation here (Maisy/maiyseei- may see)(Sienna/Cenna- See en ah)(Kaily/Kaileigh- Kay lee)(Maja/Maiyah- My ah)(Serinity/Cerinitty- Ser in i tea)(Riley/Rileigh - Rie lee) Thanks 👍

Hi, could you please pic your favourite name and then comment which spelling you like better. Thanks so much I will write pronunciation here (Maisy/maiyseei- may see)(Sienna/Cenna- See en ah)(Kaily/Kaileigh- Kay lee)(Maja/Maiyah- My ah)(Serinity/Cerinitty- Ser in i tea)(Riley/Rileigh - Rie lee) Thanks

This poll isn't for me it is for my best friend who is a teacher. She is 22 weeks pregnant with a baby girl and she wanted to do a fun lesson with her class at school on what name they would want. She asked everyone to write down what they think she should name the baby. She got common names like Amelia all the way to uncommon names like nova . She picked her 5 favourite and asked me to make a poll asking which is best. I would have put it in voting area but there are 5 names. Her favourite names are Sabrina Lily, Paige Charlotte, Alexandra Rebecca, Mikayla Elise, and Maisy Joanne. Please can you comment which name you like best and I will tell her what name was liked best. Thanks so much.Emmerline

Our surname begins with a P and she will have a big sister called Saskia Daisy. Please help us decide between the two.

Which name sounds best with sister Olive Blayke

I also like Elle, Ellie, Shayna, Elena, Nani(pronounced Nah nee) Lani is pronounced Lah nee

Our daughters Leilani (10), Amber (8) and Maisie (2) have a baby brother! He's 3 days old and we still can't decide on a good name for him. This is NOT a fake family so please don't go saying it's fake because it's not. I'm counting on you to help out. Thanks! ~Charlotte and family.

Pick!

What are your thoughts on India for a girl? I know it's quite posh and common in the UK these days, but hasn't caught on in the US -- which isn't a bad thing (I don't want my daughter being one of 3 Amanda's or Ashley's in her class), but I also don't want it to be as far out there as when Katie Holmes named her daughter Suri or Gwyneth Paltrow named her daughter Apple. Looking for honest opinions of whether you think this is a pretty name or not suitable. Thanks!

Joining big sister Ocean Zaira. Thanks.