Sister for Felicity Katherine

[miss.kmg]

I like Helena as well! With the nn Lena. I also like the name Hazel if you like the HH initials and its a classic name. Your other names are lovely as well!

[kyemsma]

Helena is a great suggestion! She goes wonderfully with Felicity. I also love Naomi with Felicity.

[lexiem]

just to counter all those who know Helen's who hate their names - I know two and they both LOVE being Helen's. (That said both are a little tom-boy ish so maybe that doesn't help with the softness factor you are hoping for).

Some names I like that are a little more feminine are:
Ainslie
Charlotte
Ismene
Juliette (I think of Juliet Butler from the Artemis Fowl books not Romeo and Juliet)
Sophie (which is my middle name and I love - it's a bit less often used than the very popular Sofia/Sophia - your HD might like this)

[freckles]

I love the suggestion of Helena. I think it's fabulous with Felicity. I like Helen as well, but I feel that it's more sturdy and less feminine than Felicity. From your list Marjorie would be my favorite. It's sweet, vintage and uncommon. Marjorie Alice would be great. Other suggestions for you (sorry for repeats!):

Cordelia
Cecelia / Cecily
Lucia
Beatrix
Elodie
Genevieve
Dorothy
Evangeline
Sylvie (or Sylvia)
Matilda
Althea
Ruby
Georgina
Magnolia
Eliza

[flissmama]

Thanks so much for all your feedback and ideas. It's good to get an outside perspective!

I'll have to think about Helena. At first glance, I'm not crazy about it...but maybe it will grow on me. And as for Hazel, I know it is all the rage right now, but I just can't get excited about it for some reason! (And we already know a baby Hazel with our last name--crazy!)

Some names that were mentioned that I'll have to start thinking about are: Genevieve, Matilda and maybe Magnolia too.

Any thoughts on the name Lydia? How does that sound with Felicity?

[spotlightstarlit]

My first thought was- Pippa Jane. If you want to go for the full Phillipa is lovely.

I'm not sure I'm in love with Felicity and Lydia together, phonetically they are very similar.