Sibling for Sloane and Miller

[PennyLane335]

I am expecting baby number 3 early next year and we are not finding out the gender so I need suggestions of boys and girls names.

Baby number 3 will be sibling to Sloane (girl) and Miller (boy).

Names we like (but are set on) so you can get our vibe-

Boys

• Archer
• Henley
• Cash
• Lennox

Girls

• Elara
• Delaney
• Lennie
• Gia

@needhelpwiththisplease Gray is gorgeous! Someone else suggested it above too.

@Woollypullover nope, UK 😆

Balonz?

I also assumed you were in the US as Sloane in the U.K. would be associated with London, Sloane Square and Sloane rangers etc
So I would definitely not pick Cash knowing that now.
Or anywhere else with a place name like Sutton. Which would be a bit of a contrast to Sloane 🤣

Wow really astonishing how rude and cruel some people are :(

Thanks to everyone for your amazing suggestions. I have added to my list

@fashionqueen0123 I live in the north :)

Well at least you know which areas of London names to avoid now :)

The thing is it’s impossible to put a name thread on a forum and not get negative comments as well as positive ones, it’s always going to happen no matter what the names are.

Admittedly some your name options are quite out there for not being American (which has always had names that sound weird to the UK, Brick, Bronx). Ultimately it’s your choice and it really doesn’t matter what others think.

Sloan's is the oldest pub in Glasgow, quite an upmarket pub, but still a public house.

Op still needs to be careful with what she calls the next child. Or they will sound like a business of some description.

Well, Mn isn’t a separate universe, so there will be people in your children’s lives having the same thoughts but not expressing them, so maybe think about that?

I really don’t like it when someone has several kids and they’re all give a name pattern. All names starting with T or all have religious names (Josiah, Jeremiah, Jebediah, which weirdly also all begin with J).

Very upmarket. My niece is getting married there in summer, and it's gorgeous.

Is the whole point of asking on MN not so you get honest answers?

People in RL won't want to offend or upset so they'll say things are "lovely" or "nice" even if they walk away thinking "OMG how ridiculous?"

Never been in it, I just know off it. If that makes sense.

Quinn?

@Needanewname42 no not really. I didn't ask for anyone's opinion on my children's names I asked for suggestions on names.

Some people are just being damn right rude.

Are you new on Mumsnet?

😆

I like cash actually.

We don’t share the same taste in names at all, but I do love Lennie (prefer Leni) for a girl!

@TheDeepLemonHelper I know exactly where you live

Is the whole point of asking on MN not so you get honest answers?

People in RL won't want to offend or upset so they'll say things are "lovely" or "nice" even if they walk away thinking "OMG how ridiculous?"

Yes this. Your friends and family won't want to offend so will just go along with whatever while thinking "wtf" poor kid".
At least on here you'll get a reality check and an idea of the reaction it will have in real life - like in the Tate example!

I agree, your children’s names are lovely and , anyway, it’s incredibly rude to comment negatively on names of existing children (unless specifically asked to). It would be very boring if we all used the same names.

@PennyLane335
girl - morgan, Cameron, James, Riley
boy - miles, Ashton, Dax

Brontë or Spencer