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I don't know why you got negative feed back before, but I prefer Lydia Katherine Adele (Or even Lydia Katherine Adeliah). And I see no reason why you couldn't call her Addie.

Lydia Adalia/Adeliah...

Alexandria Marie (13)
Kylee Marie (8)
Abigail Marie (5)
Emmeline Marie (3)
Katelyn Grace (3)
Felicity Elizabeth (>1)
Arabelle Jane (>1)

And my two much younger cousins:
Lena Grace (3)

I like Helena Coraline Astrid best. It has the best flow without the triple A sounds in Helena Astrid Cora.

I like it. It is different, but easy to pronounce. Not heard often, but not made up.

I love love love Josephine, and with Marguerite it is stellar! It flows very nicely, has a great history, literary references, and great nickname potential.

Helena is nice, but just pales to...

Same here. Especially on Nevaeh.

When I was younger I wanted a very large family - 6 +++ kids. Now, as an adult, I can say I realistically think I could handle 3-4 of mixed gender. After nannying for a family of 4 boys I can...

I do not have children yet, but a lot of the names I like are top 50 at least, and I know Elizabeth jumps back and forth out of the top 10. I have a name that I've only met one other person who has...

Cecelia- Seh-see-lee-ah

Cordelia- Cor-dee-lee-ah

1. Cecelia - 1: I honestly really dislike this name. There is just something about the sound that really grates on my nerves. It is so hissy! Like a pile of snakes. SI-SEA-lee-ah. And it is really...

These are way trendy for my tastes, but I think Essie could work on a nickname front (I just really don't see it as being a great name on a grown woman), Myla is cute, and Tenley is good. Nylee and...

I like Lola better for the fn, but as a combo I think Delilah Pearl is much nicer and pairs a lot better with Violet Eve. Lola and Violet together have that similar o sound that pairs TOO well for...

I voted for Eliza, Libby, Lizzy (prefer Lizzie), and Bess.

I've always liked Eliza - Libby is a cute one - Lizzie reminds me of Lizzie Bennet, and I love Jane Austen - Bess reminds me of Good...

I don't dislike Julia, but it is a hint dated to me. I prefer Juliet/Juliette, more of a classic pick, in my eyes.

As for Julia pairings, Julia Caroline is okay. I feel like, though, that it...

Hands down, Cordelia. It is a name I like myself, and is very underused, IMO, with a great sound and history.

I do not particularly like the hissy sound of Cecelia, nor do I like Cece.

I am not a hater of unisex names. However, Carter is all male to me. Preston and Carter, written down, sound like brothers.

But from an objective view, Carter Elizabeth works. They sound good...

To me, it would seem like the people training them and holding them would give them a number or something bland like that. Jane12 and John32, maybe. But then, the children would be more individual...

Honestly, it doesn't read at all like a name to me. I just think of a rock anthem, the national anthem, and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield....

The only one on your list that really works with Anne for me is Norah. Norah Anne is nice, I like it. The rest all sound... off with Anne in the middle, so based on sound of combo alone I would pick...

No one - especially in your child's generation - is going to know who Ellie Mae Clampet is - so if you really love that one, I say go for it. Especially since Mae is the middle name, so you are, I...

Especially with all the Lincoln stuff out in pop culture right now, I could see it at least breaking top 100, if not 50. But if you love it and it means something to you, I say go for it regardless.

I totally agree with your low tolerance or lyn endings. They are so overdone and trendy, blech.

Honestly, it is not my style of name, but I do like the sound of it. I'd stick with Breeland if you...

I prefer Leia, myself, but seeing as you show preference to it, and taking in to consideration the sibling names, I think Leah is a better fit.

Beyond Evie... Eve, Eva, Jelly, Angel, Linny, Lina (pronounced LIE-nah or LEE-nah).

With Charlize out there, I am guessing many people would be apt to pronounce it as she pronounces her name. That was my first instinct. If I had to write it out, it would be THAIR-on.