If you like these boy’s names..

[JemimaTiggywinkle]

If you like the same boy names as I do, what’s your favourite girl’s name?

For boys I like Jasper, James, Ralph and Rory.

Lucy, Jessica, Georgina, Amber

Leanor, Payton, Harriet and Noelle

Alice, Florence, Emily, Charlotte

Emily, Clara, Elodie and Jemima.

Sabrina, Charlotte, Arabella, Sofia

Cora, Anna, Georgia, Edie.

Celeste

Felicity, Esther, Cora, Amelia, Heidi.

Love Jasper and Rory.

My favourite girls' names are far too out there for MN, so I will give acceptable examples:

Imogen, Violet, Beatrice, Phoebe, Iris, Romilly

Iris

Freya
Tamsin
Felicity
Harriet

Lois, Martha, Blythe and Rebecca

Vivienne
Amber
Zoe

I love Sabrina but the teenage witch association is still too strong for me I think.

Vivienne was my favourite name when I was a child - I decided I was going to have twins called Leo and Vivienne.

Some lovely suggestions but I don’t think I’ve found the one yet.

Love Jasper and Rory.

For girls I like Primrose, Margot and Autumn

Genevieve, Jemima, Emma, Hazel, Marianne, Zara, Imogen

Fable
Lark

Alma, Silvia (or Sylvia), Joy, Mariel, Lara.

Emmeline, Alice, Lucy, Wren, Hebe

Zoe, savannah, saskia, Alessandra, Noa

All names that have brothers with those names.

Really like Zoe but I used to work with one who I did not like at all, and that’s put me off.

Funny you should mention Saskia - I was thinking about it the other day. I do like it - is it too unusual though?

Madeline Darcy Riley Talia Adelaide Elouise

I wouldn't say Saskia is too unusual. I've taught a few over the years. Certainly not unheard of in England anyway (not sure where you are!). I like it!

It really depends how conservative you are.

I’d say Saskia was a safe bogstandard middle of the road name.

Saskia is a lovely name. I don’t think it’s rare, nor is it common.

I was in a park once and a mum was calling “Oliver! Saskia!” and another mum turned round and said “I have Oliver and Saskia too!”.

(This was in the most mumsnetty town I know though, so not representative of the normal population).