Sibling for Sloane and Miller

You could go a bit Irish with the last one;
Murphy
kennedy
quinn
murray
sullivan
rowan
morgan
regan
casey

I like Delaney, also Cassidy and Sage for a girl. Particularly Sage.

Soha for a girl and Jude or Gene (Eugene) for a boy.

Sorry I haven't read the full thread (it's long) apologies if these have been mentioned already.

Girls

Reese
Blair
Harper
Hadley
Avery
Quinn
Sutton
Sage
Leona
Leonie
Chaise
Cosmin

Boys

Colton
Blaze
Dexter
Cole
Tatum
Wesley
Orson
Ezra
Idris
Cormac
Dalton
Maverick
Hudson
Easton
Sawyer
Greyson

She has stated she's from the north of England.

Instead of Lennox, I would suggest Lennon or Liam. I also would sugges Tate, could be for a girl or boy :)

Since when did MN not have a code of conduct? Anonymity on this forum isn't an open invitation to be rude or crude or mean, or to openly mock, or jeer at other people.

The rudeness and meanness here are an indicator only that there are some spectacularly rude people posting on this thread.

Insisting that there are others in real life who feel the same but are too polite to say what they really feel is an insidious form of bullying.

Your posts are both mean and rude, and also xenophobic and smug. Insisting - and doubling down - that people will laugh behind the OP's back at names she chooses for her babies is nasty.

I like all the names on your list except for Cash. Your existing children's names and your shortlist are quite American sounding, I agree. But that style is becoming more and more popular in the UK too. I really like the surnamey style.

I currently teach or have recently taught (in the UK - home counties, 'posh' school) children called:

Aston, Asher, Ayrton, Bailey, Chase, Corran, Enzo, Harrison, Harvey, Hendrix, Hunter, Jasper, Jayden, Jensen, Jude, Lorcan, London, Payce, Quinn, Reed, Rio, Roca, Sandy, Spencer, Sultan, Tate, Tanner, Wilkie, Woody, Zen

Alexa, Atlanta, Aven, Darcey, Dakota, Everly, Riley, Savannah, Sydney

Many of those families are Irish, Scottish or American so I think that surnamey style is probably still more popular in those places but not all are. The girls still seem to be more traditionally named than boys.

Other ideas that I have (mostly) got from American books and TV:

Brandon, Brodie, Cole, Corey, Jordan, Mason, Parker, Porter, Preston

Addison, Ashley, Avery, Aubrey, Blair, Brynn, Cassidy, Fallon, Hadley, Harper, Kendall, Sutton, Payson, Peyton, Piper, Madison, Mackenzie, Morgan, Paige, Brooke, Reagan

Or some other 'softer', 'girlier' options that I think go well with Sutton and Miller:
Amberley, Aria, Aphra, Astrid, Autumn, Alannah, Bronte, Bryony, Bethany, Claire, Cassia, Celeste, Carmen, Carina, Carlotta, Delphi, Darina, Dana, Erin, Eden, Evadne, Ebony, Evelyn, Francesca, Faye, Fenella, Giselle, Giana, Georgia, Halle, Hayley, Honor, India, Iona, Jessamy, Juniper, Kiki, Kirsten, Katrina, Lorelai, Leonie, Leona, Liara, Lena, Meredith, Nicole, Nyah, Nia, Nova, Ondine, Poppy, Posy, Romy, Romilly, Rowena, Rosina, Robyn, Sadie, Sabrina, Serena, Summer, Scarlett, Sienna, Skye, Tiana, Tansy, Tamara, Tamsin, Tanya, Vivianne, Willow

And a few more British (often Celtic) sounding boys names you might like:
Aiden, Aaron, Connor, Callum, Ellis, Elliot, Ethan, Ewan, Fraser, Gabriel, Jamie, Jonty, Joshua, Jake, Kieran, Lucas, Leo, Milo, Micah, Nico, Owen, Patrick, Reuben, Rory, Raphael, Sonny, Victor, Vinnie, Zach

I like Archer and Delaney from your list OP

Sutton is awful.

You did ask.

@mathanxiety

"No hun, there's a difference between honesty and meanness. You've crossed that line, and the "brutal honesty" you're clapping yourself on the back for is just a bad case of rudeness."

I'm not being mean or rude, nor am I clapping myself on the back

Hun

I was going to say EXACTLY the same as this!

Litchfield
Greene
Benham
Reeves
Chesterton
Kinley
Folkhard
Hayward

I’m actually really warming to the London estate agent theme.

Bodger (made chairs).

People aren't making fun of the existing names individually they sound fine but together they sound like a business.

If Op doesn't want them to sound like a business she needs to break the surname theme, be careful what she chooses from the 3rd child. Adding a 3rd surname will reinforce the business vibe.

I think it’s because people are making fun of the op’s existing children’s names. You’re right that the whole point of the names forum is for people to give honest opinions on potential names for future children without having to be tactful, exactly as you say. However, making fun of the names of the op’s real-life children feels very mean and rude.

I take it you're American OP.

Jimberley ? 🤔

I love Sloane! Miller is nice too.

I think stick with your (albeit unintentional) surname theme.

I love Lincoln or Lester for a boy.

Girls are trickier- Taylor or Darcy maybe?

Congrats OP!

I’m not sure where this flood of defensiveness on behalf of the OP is coming from. I’m not ‘fondly imagining’ anything. I don’t have to. Quite a few posters think the names the OP favours are ridiculous for various reasons, and given that Mn is just a bunch of people released from the obligation to be tactful, it’s an indicator that some people encountering the OP and her children in RL are likely to feel similarly. What the OP does with that information is up to her.

Or so you fondly imagine...

If you really are privy to other people's thoughts, I hope you're making millions from that superpower.

No hun, there's a difference between honesty and meanness. You've crossed that line, and the "brutal honesty" you're clapping yourself on the back for is just a bad case of rudeness.

This thread is absolutely batshit. Especially those seriously chiming in with names of shitty bits of London/Kent. My favourite has to be Briar though, as in the bramble thickets that rats nest in. 😂