Fun! Baby Name Polls

What are your favorite names that are French for both boy and girl? Thanks!!

My husband and can't decide on which name for our little girl. The very first comment I will put the list of names we agree on. Spellings of names are exactly how we like them. Please vote on your favorite and tell us why if you have a reason. Thank you - The Daniel's

Still trying to decide don't know the gender yet. boy names I like Hugh. I'm really corny so corny names I love them. corny/sophisticated. I like Stephen I was thinking Stephen Foster. Girls I like Meadow, Georgina, Leona, Everleigh. Michaela, Ivanka, Nina, and Victoria..

I need a middle name to go with Ezra. Something masculine, classic or even biblical is fine. My husband's name is Anthony Charles and he doesn't want to use any of his name for our son (because he never liked his name) but maybe one of his initials or both? I'm not apposed to a double middle name. Please send me suggestions.

Looking for some options on these names. Which one should be better for twin girls? Open to other suggestions too.. Mix and match and whatever down I'm the comments below😊 Thanks for the help!! ~Ava

Middle names are family names. Thanks

Last three names on our list. She is joining Noah Robert, Henry William and Chase Andrew. Thanks

Sister is Riley. Undecided on Ryan's middle: Emma or Emily. Both flow with surname

He has two big sisters named Emily Katharine and Sheila Genevieve ! Thank you, Selma & John

Thanks for voting.

I'm in need of beautiful and preferably short German girl names but they shouldn't be too hard to pronounce for Americans (including us) Any ideas?

Hi! I am expecting my first baby! My name is Hazel Brianne. Ela actually means Hazel in Turkish. I have about zero Turkish heritage, but I thought it was a cool, subtle connection. I also love the unique look and pronunciation: Ay-la. I am not as much a fan of the more common Ayla. I'm thinking of Felicity, Elizabeth (although the beginnings might be too similar), Delilah, Joanna, Lucy, Malia, Carol, Camilla, Eloise (although the beginnings might be too similar), Caroline, Joanne, or Camille. All of these are variations of family names or the exact ones. If there is a certain combo that is speaking to you, feel free to comment because I'm so undecided. Thanks! -H