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Your current names are quite masculine so Tatum would fit better if you're after a matchy sibset. Though I do think tessa is a much prettier name. Tatum reminds me of 'totem pole' - sorry!

I would consider which goes better with your surname, what (if you want o use them) nn options you have and whether you are concerned about popularity. If you're bothered about others children with...

Your names are not really my taste at all but if you both love Beatrix then I don't see what the difficulty is. I have no idea how popular it is but I assume it's nowhere near the top of the charts....

I also do not see the point of trying to find a longer name to fit with a name you love. While it may be that today the name lexi appears to some to be a child's name, there are so many kids in this...

I also do not see the point of trying to find a longer name to fit with a name you love. While it may be that today the name lexi appears to some to be a child's name, there are so many kids in this...

I would pick a name because I loved it and not worry about popularity. Although people quote being one of many in a class at school, they might only be at school for ten or so years which relatively...

I think it's fine and not too rhymey

Generally quite masculine surnames as first names Delaney, Kennedy, McKenzie. Darcy for some reason really bugs me. Also not really fond of old lady names that have come back e.g Elsie, Florence,...

I would stay as you are. I think a year is a bit too long to then start changing and if you love the names then I wouldn't let others put you off. People who know you will get to know the name and...

Only rule is no name beginning with same letter as surname (P). I really don't like surnames as first names and hate double-barrelled. We would try and avoid matching letters for family members...

I think I have to agree with your husband that narrowing down your options to fit with a 'theme' is very limiting. I've noticed on her that people from the us are obsessed with mathing 'sibsets'. I...

I wouldn't have thought of 'regret', the French word for street or a cream sauce. I think it's a perfectly acceptable name as it is. I quite like, it's short and to the point- not like all of the...

If you love teddy then call him teddy, I don't see the point of giving a name you don't love just because people think that everyone needs a 'professional name' if your son is destined to be a...

Your first rule makes sense- those names do sound like different words. I also wouldn't have same initial for first and surname and would avoid same initial as other child. I don't like surnames as...

I dreamt I gave birth and named my son Joshua Sam. It seemed like a sign but we're having a girl so something didn't quite work there!

Beatrice Spring
Beatrice Blossom
Beatrice Bunny (sounds a bit like a Beatrix potter character!)
Beatrice Osiris (rebirth)
Beatrice Rene (as above)
Beatrice April

Kian looks more masculine for me and although I would have pronounced Cian the same way a lot of people in england might not. If you want less confusion then go with a k. If you're not bothered about...

We have narrowed choice down to two. Which one is best (we're quite happy with nn as first name so it won't be a longer version)

My name Is Deborah and bump would have been Sam if a boy (but it's a girl).

Our DD is Abby (could be Abigail)

Other names on our list were
Amber
Alexandra (Alex/Lex)
Carrie
Cassie...

Girls
I like Phoebe best from your list think Phoebe Primrose (would be PP) or Pheoebe Victoria sound best

Boys -
Like Zachary best, think Zachary Gabriel and Zachary William sound good

I love the name Indie (OH doesn't) but am not fond of double-barrelled names and think you'd somehow lose some of the prettiness if you add another name to it. How about having two middle names...

I find the majority of the names on here quite strange - possibly because I'm from the UK.

I can't stand anything double barrelled particularly if the two names don't actually flow together and...

Xanthe. Having an 'X' name is cool.

Holly Willow
Isabel Willow
Libby Willow
Maddie Willow
Keira Willow
Charlie Willow
Katelyn Willow

Surname begins with P and has 3 syllables so don't want a P name.

I love Xavier and it has the same sound as Oscar. I like the idea of having an 'x' name it's quite unique. Only downside is that some might think you're a big x-men fan! It also doesn't have an...