Fun! Baby Name Polls

My husband's name is Jackson and his dad and brother have J names. We are having a boy and really want to use a J name. The problem is all J names we can think of are either extremely popular or we know someone named it. What's your favorite J name for a boy that isn't very popular? Thanks -Kelsey&Jackson

We are adding 3 baby girls to our family and our older girls are beyond excited! Big sisters are Mila Addison, Joelle Gracelyn, and Aria Josephine. We have a list of names that will be in first comment along with middle names. Would love your thoughts and suggestions! Thank you so much!

We have had Rowan Francesca picked out for a girl since we were dating. We weren't expecting our first pregnancy to result with twin girls. We're stumped on names for twin B. Can you please suggest names to go with Rowan Francesca and our surname Reynolds? We're open to any ideas and styles. Thanks!

We're only 12 weeks pregnant so we don't yet know out little ones gender. We'd like to get a head start with names for both genders. We both love really feminine extra frilly girl names and real masculine boy names. We're not at all into the unisex style of names in the least. What are your favorite frilly girl names and masculine boy names? Our daughter's middle name will be Jane (my own mn and grandma's first name) and our son's middle name will be my DH first name which is Scott. Our last name is Preston. Thank you! ~Scott and Emily

Hi! I have a long list of baby names that i wanted to see what people thought about! The list will be posted on the comments! Thank you!

Raven for our baby girl? If no, what other similar names come to mind?

Which is your fav. I can't decide. ~Lana

Our final four include Julia, Julianna (julie-anna), Juliana (julie-ahna), and Juliet (prefer this spelling best). Once we finalize her first name, then we will move on to working on her middle name. Her big brother is Daniel William.

Alasia sounds like uh-lay-zha (similar to Asia). Most websites indicate it may not be a real name, but that if it is, it is possibly a form of a very old German name. Originally real or not, we adore it. What do you think of it?

Do you prefer Ellen or Helen as Jane's middle name and why?

We've decided on Arthur for our son's first name but can't think of middle names we love to go with it. Can you help us out? Thanks!

Any suggestions? We are looking for a girls name that's clearly feminine, not super popular, but shortens to a cool nickname. Our older daughter is Savannah Kaïra; we call her Sav. Last name starts with J and is 2 syllables. Thanks!