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I really like Dean, and I think it works absolutely perfectly in the sibset.

I actually know a Lydia Rose! I think it's quite lovely. I also think Althea Rose is gorgeous. My absolute favorite though is Saskia Rose. I think it has great flow and Saskia has a little bit of...

I automatically think of the tea, but honestly I think the middle name spot is pretty fair game for almost anything. Chamomile though to me has a sort of dusty/grandmothery feel to it so I'd be picky...

I think it's a lot to carry as a first name. It has a very specific story, and is associated with one particular person/mythological figure. I wouldn't mind it in the middle, but I think up front...

I think it can work, but unlike others it feels a bit odd to me. It just feels really culturally different to go from Sebastian to Sacha, but there's nothing wrong with it and I've known a lot of...

Thanks for the thoughts. If there was a nickname it would probably be Nate, but I really like Nathan in full. Glad it seems people agree that it would stick out like a sore thumb with those potential...

I only think of the university and therefore it sounds really pretentious to me or like you're trying to hard. For me it's like naming your kid Armani or Ferrari - only it's an ivy school instead of...

Definitely trashy in an English-speaking country, and honestly I don't like it much in French either (I have US/France dual citizenship).

Caroline or Helena were my choices. I think both are exactly what you're looking for...and I think they're both really wonderful choices!

"with gold petals" is nice but it doesn't really make a difference to me. I met a little girl with the name Saffron on one of our shoots, and she was super adorable, but I still couldn't get over the...

But that's not really the point. People aren't saying parents are going out there and consciously choosing these kinds of statements - it's a cultural undercurrent. They think it's "cool" for their...

I picked Juliet Katherine. I prefer Juliet to Mila (although I like both!) and I think Katherine has the best flow.

Cora does have growing popularity but I think that's due to it feeling fresh. I think it's timeless and works on girls of all ages. Marnie for me feels very dusty and dated. It has a bit of an old...

I think Jessamine fits the best with your other daughter's name. I also think that Jessamine has a more universal feeling to me (as in I don't have a distinct image of who a Jessamine is). I'm not...

So I tend to like boy names that aren't that classic - or at least not classic and popular. But I really like Nathan (no, not Nathaniel). So....looking for some thoughts:

1) Do you like the name?...

Thanks for the thoughts everyone! So interesting to see the sort of vibe Juliette and Sabine give off for people.

I'm quite liking these names so far:
Clara
Lenora
Nora
Marianne (although I...

Ok, so that's a couple 'Castle' references, but the first poster said she'd use it on a daughter. Is it going to rise for girls?!

Oh, I really like Edmund! I don't think it's too uncommon. It's a nice familiar classic that's underused. I;m not a big fan of Ed or Eddie though so I'd go with Ned or Teddy. (I also love Hugh...

Thanks for all the feedback! Did a celebrity use it recently? I have no idea. If so, I don't think it's made much of a dent.

Honestly, I always have that issue with Madeline. I know it can be said two ways and I never know which is right.

Madeleine I would always say with a -lynne ending in the US. Although I prefer the...

I prefer Seraphine to both Seraphina and Valentine. I think it's very pretty, but it's a tad celebrity baby-ish right now. However I'm not a fan of the nn Sera which people always seem to want to...

Eliza was what first popped into my head.

Juliette and Sabine go back and forth between the first and second spot, but for the fun of it I thought I'd see what names you all thought would fit into a sibset with my top 2!

(I do have dual...

Thanks for all the interesting feedback everyone! Also interesting that it devolved into a P&P thread. I do happen to love that book, and enjoy both versions mentioned, but I don't really associate...

Definitely Brynn.