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I like it on a boy or girl - I will be annoyed if they use it because it will make it sound so gimmicky. But it's still a great name. Minus the whole North West thing.

I think you should keep Beatrix. It's sweet, has the spunky x at the end. It really is a classy name, and I think the naysayers are lacking class.

Henrietta is one of my favorites. Please use it! I love it as is, and I love the nicknames Etta and Hattie. The name has so much spunk and personality. If she is embarrassed by it when she's young...

Amity, Mazarine, Frances, Cosette, Henrietta.

I like Evangeline, Josephine, Jessamine, January, and Helena. Bottom 5 - Aurelia, Ceridwen, Merida, Yvaine, Aneira.

I like it. I think it's okay for your son to have an ethnically specific name - you could always make the middle something more neutral.

I like Wyatt best. Second - Sawyer. I think these names all have similar western vibes though, so you should be able to find something that works that isn't any of the names on your list. Weston,...

Sebastian - stuck up. Dominic - exotic. Harrison - sexy, mature, husky voice. Can't picture a baby Harrison for some reason. James - can't think of a single adjective. This name can fit so many....

I like the sound of either, but I like the spelling Amelia better.

I am not a fan of Wolfe for a girl. It sounds really masculine; the connotations of the name to me are masculine. It's a name that I think could be hard to have growing up. I could see people howling...

Also, Rue is an adorable name you could use as a nickname for Ruth.

I like Hannah best. I would avoid Felicity and Lucy as far as styles go. The others are okay. I don't love Ruth either, but it seems to have significance to your husband so I'd probably let him have...

I think Jane can pair very well with most names. It's concise and classic, but it doesn't seem out of place with many modern names either. I would avoid another J name or another name with the "ay"...

I like both names a bunch. Maybe your baby will come out looking like one or the other? LOL. I do think Nora pairs better with Jean than Alice does though.

Yes, I think it's a whole lot of R's and it disrupts any flow going on there. I like Aurora Lily best, but I think the flow isn't the most important thing in the world either. I like Ruby Aurora...

I like both names, but only if Elena is pronounced a-LAY-nuh. If you're going for ellen-uh, I much prefer Helena. Aria seems like a dancer to me. Elena I don't get a specific vibe from, but I think...

I like the Caroline suggestion a lot!

I think it is kind of old-ladylike, but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. I don't love the flow with Ann. I also like the Glory Ann or Gloriann suggestion. I don't like the initials GAD....

Definitely Olivia. You always have the option of shortening it as a nickname. Olivia is gorgeous and seems more complete. Livia is cute, but your child will have more options with Olivia.

Either Annabelle or Annabel. The one n changes the pronunciation for me and I think your child would have issues with it her whole life.

I voted for Scarlett and Violet. Although I think they're kind of too matchy, I really don't like the spelling Mathilda. If you take the h out though, I would vote for Violet and Matilda.

I like Sadie best in the first spot - it's much easier to say for me than Alma. I think the flow isn't great, but not horrible either. And I think using names you love is more important than flow.

Indigo May and Indigo Rue are my favorites. I would go with Rue because it's such a cute story - and I think the middle is the perfect place to honor such stories.

Love that pronunciation. I like it with a nice, short middle name. Antonia Jane, Antonia Joy, Antonia Rose, Antonia Kay. Antonia Grace, etc.