Sibling for Anouk

[Molotov]

My friends are expecting a baby in the summer - they already have a little girl, Anouk. What names (boys and girls) might go with her name?

TIA!

[FrancisdeSales]

Boys:

Pim
Lars
Faas

(Dutch)

[FrancisdeSales]

Girls:

Dunya
Yara
Noa

[MrsSchadenfreude]

Saskia
Femke

[Threeplus1]

Boys:
Sven
Soren
Mads

Girls:
Gitte
Saskia
Franka
Liese

[Threeplus1]

Boys:

Mads
Soren
Sven

Girls:

Gitte
Franka
Liese

[Threeplus1]

Ooops ignore double post - iPhone playing up

[Molotov]

I really like Noa, Liese, Soren and Mads from those lists, thank-you

I have a very different taste in names to my friends: I'd never heard of Anouk before they named her and I'm still clueless about other names they might be likely to choose. These suggestions give me ideas, and maybe this time I can make suggestions! Thanks again

[berrypicking]

Jemimah

[Kittykatmacbill]

Dutch ones?

I have been told by various Dutch / / / Flemish friends that I have old fashioned taste in names...

But I like (if I were Dutch) boys - dries, nils
Girls -
Joke (pronounced yoc-ka roughly), Anne-mie

[Threeplus1]

However nice Joke sounds when pronounced correctly, it's only ever going to be seen as and pronounced as joke. Imagine the teasing!

[Hedgehogsbuzz1]

Solange

[UpSheFlew]

Acranny.

[Hedgehogsbuzz1]

Clement

[minipie]

Not necessarily Dutch, but have a potentially similar feel to Anouk (to me anyway):

Ingrid
Ilse
Inga
Nina
Robyn
Hebe
Hester
Marnie
Freya
Sylvie
Petra
Cara
Frida
Magda
Elise
Raine

(I am no good at boys names sorry!)

[moxon]

To me Solange always sounds like what you'd call a flopped soufflé.

[BikeRunSki]

Jan (pronounced Yan)
Anders

Katinka

[Molotov]

All great suggestions - thanks and please keep them coming!

If it helps, my friends are both very artistic and I guess I could say 'hip' Anouk's name made me feel very old and out-of-it