What’s my name?

[Hunkyd0ry]

Baby girl. Over 9lb, dark hair and seems quite chilled (and hungry).

Sister’s name is Philippa

Eleanor is an option for a middle name, but not set.

Husband likes Heather, Millie.

I don’t have a clue!! Can anyone help name our daughter?

Millicent
Rebecca
Grace
Dorothy/ Dorothea/ nn Dottie

Meredith
Felicity
Francesca

Maud

Natalie
Natasha
Kate
Hannah
Rebecca
Lucy
Zara

Congratulations!

Camilla nn Millie

Or... Caroline, Harriet, Julia, Juliet, Louisa, Susanna, Verity, Victoria?

I have a Miranda who is known as Millie.
Alice or Matilda?

I matched that description, I'm called Eleanor

Jemima
Susannah
Julia
Caroline
Alexandra

Philippa and...

Ivy Eleanor
Susan Eleanor
Lucy Eleanor
Mary Eleanor
Hazel Eleanor
Nancy Eleanor

@MissHenty I will let you know!

Im happy with slightly less traditional names. A boy would’ve been Finlay.

We have lots of family with the suggested names- which is proving difficult!

I just keep looking at her and feeling bad as I don’t know who she is.

@Hunkyd0ry ahh finlay is a lovely name

I think I’ve already put my favourite names in this thread but I’ll re write a couple again just incase I haven’t

Clemmie (Clementine)
Edith (Eddie)
Marnie
Jasmine
Ottilie
Delilah
Emmy/Emmie

Do not feel bad that a name isn’t jumping out. It never has for me. Infact the name we picked for my son actually doesn’t suit him even 3 years later. I feel bad but he was just a baby I had no idea what his personality would be like. Just pick a name you like and also remind yourself there is no “perfect” name

Francesca

Beatrice

Charlotte

Elizabeth and let the nicknames come naturally and see what sticks x

Vivienne
Audrey
Gwendoline
Cecilia
Helena
Caroline
Daphne
Marina

Josephine
Lydia
Georgina
Margot
Genevieve
Harriet
Alexandra
Henrietta
Catherine/Katherine
Louisa
Marianne
Rosalind
Margaret
Susannah
Mary
Tabitha
Maria
Jennifer
Verity
Frances
Cassandra
Rosamund
Esther
Joanna
Rowena
Sarah
Theodora

Susannah would go brilliantly with Philippa

Jemima
Jessica
Jessamy

I think because Philippa is a strong sounding name, another strong sounding first letter name goes well together

Miranda
Zara
Caroline

Theodora (Dory) after you

Matilda, Harriet, Susannah, Hannah

Lucinda
Celia
Sadie
Vivienne
Frances
Esther
Marnie
Julia
Antonia
Rowan

Romilly
Suzannah
Jessamy
Bryony
Bridget
Tamsin
Harriet
Tessa

Henrietta.