Help us name baby no. 5

Clementine. Fabulous name.

I like Aurora, Eden and Elm from your list. Elmer might also be a nice option to give you the nickname Elm.

Girl:
Posey
Cherry
Emerald
Ember
Marina
Briar
Dahlia

Boy:
Beau
Griffin
Nile
Ash/Asher

Girl or Boy:
Brook
Wren
Fable

I love the suggestions of Tempest, Sailor and Calypso.

The Arabic name Mouna/Muna means 'water'.

I've also had a look at the names of the sea
nymphs (Naiads) in Greek myth: they have some awesome names, but I haven't had time to check all the stories!

Cleodora
Daphne
Lilaea
Lara
Memphis (didn't realise this was where the name came from!)
Liriope

Cornish names, because why not - all with sea connections:

Lamorna
Morvoren (means mermaid)

Quin actually could work, for either a boy or a girl, in this situation. Cute.

Willow ?

Forest ?

I may be crazy but I quite like 'Cloudy' 😣😁

Morwenna probably means maiden.

Finisterre?

Tamar
Shannon
Bailey
Rockall
Mallin

Atalanta is nice.

If you like weather names, how about Cleodie (I think it's Irish, I taught one who pronounced it "Cloudy")? It's really pretty.

Atlanta (I know it's a town as well) but after the Atlantic.
Atalanta (from the Greek myths)
Mariana (as in the Mariana Trench, deepest part of the ocean)
Name of a river? Thames?

Quinta is nice.

I also like Quentin.

Quinta = fifth?

I think Zephyr could be used for a girl.

Morwenna means 'sea wave' in Cornish.

Argyll is my favourite of your boy names. Elm is OK, but might get converted to Elmo (as in little red monster from Sesame Street). Oakley would fit with your daughter's names.

Starboard
Leeward
Jib
Keel
Spinnaker
Skipper
Sunsail
Pilot
Reef
Jack

DS went to school with
Fathom
Storm
Sky Blue

Clover is NOT a boys name. 15 year old boys need a name which means they won't get bullied because of it. Bet your partner hasn't got a wacky name.

Honey, Indigo, Starling, Bluebell and...

Girls:
Thyme
Breeze

Boys:
Sinbad
Raleigh
Drake
Gull
Zephyr

How about Hudson for a boy?
Iris would be nice for a girl.

Aurora: very nice.
Eden: I like it.
Clover: for a boy?
Apollo: no.
Elm: maybe?
Argyll: interesting. Not my cup of tea but certainly not awful.

Suggestions:
Juno
Hero
Solana
Emerald
Coral
Farley
Clover (for a girl. Yes, it's a small steppable but it is also very cheerful)
Fern

Alder, Adler (eagle in German), Zephyr, Glenn, Leaf/Leif, Basil, Orion, Ellwood, Forrest, Green, Wolf(e), Well, Ilan, Florian, Garrick, Clay, Laurence (doesn't that mean laurel?), Dara/Darragh.

I like your girls names, but please don't call a boy Clover.

My suggestion for girl 5 is Halcyon.

I actually think Sailor for a girl is lovely!!

I have always liked Orion for a boy. Also Thor, god of thunder.

Unlike other posters i see Eden as unisex and actually prefer it for a boy

The less said about Clover for a boy the better.

I do think whilst it's great you want more hippy names for children, it's so much easier for girls to have these type of names than boys so please think carefully. He may grow up to be a confident man who really fits his name, but he may grow up awkward and shy and have a really hard time pulling it off and it could make the teenage years harder for him.

I really don't like Apollo or Argyll and would feel sorry for a boy lumbered with those names. Whilst I'm not a huge fan of Elm to at least seems less heavy and easier to pull off without uber confidence. Forrest has a similar feel

Capri
Bay
Sailor
Marin/Maris
Ocean
Petrel
Minnow
Samphire
Penzance
Harbour
Anchor
Pearl
Azure
Meridian
Cerulean
Horizon
Coral
Neptune
Celeste
Clove
Navy
Wren
Matelot
Calais
Tallulah
Delta
Mirage
Ondine
Rusalka
Lorelei
Avalon
Lazuli
Peridot
Seawillow (great story behind this one! bewitchingnames.blogspot.com/2011/06/seawillow.html?m=1)

Do you not like Eden and Clover for girls too? Eden is unisex (though maybe more often used for girls?) and Clover is usually (always?) for girls so you could have that shortlist for both sexes.

I'm not sure how it's usually spelled, but in America there is a girls' name 'Sailor' which might fit the bill for you?

Ocean, Misty and River are good ideas too.

Not to do with water but I think these girls names go well with your other children:

Amberley, Atlanta, Briar, Blair, Cleo, Coco, Devon, Danika, Effie, Echo, Fallon, Fern, Giselle, Genesis, Hadley, Harper, Ivy, Iolanthe, Journey, Jessamy, Kiki, Keltie, Luna, Lyric, Mika, Meadow, Nyah, Neriah, Opal, Oakley, Piper, Pepper, Quinn, Quincy, Rosina, Rowena, Saffron, Story, Taryn, Tansy, Vashti, Veda, Willow, Wren, Xenia, Xanthe, Zeryn, Zillah

I like Eden and Apollo best from your boys' list.

Also, how about:
Blue, Brynn, Cole, Corey, Dexter, Ellis, Flynn, Harley, Hunter, Idris, Jolyon, Jesse, Kester, Kit, Logan, Merl, Nico, Orion, Orlando, Phoenix, Robin, Rowan, Solly, Sonny, Talon, Travis, Victor