Looking for an under used pretty girls name?

[alfiemama]

Just as the title says really.
We've chosen Patrick with everyone on heres help, think its a lovely underused traditional name.
Now we are trying to find the equivalent for a girl.

But.... needs to go with ds's Alfie and Archie and a surname of one syllable beginning with C (so unfortunately Rose is out). I would also like something that is adaptable, so you can have a cute name (maybe nn) or a serious name when older.

I don't want much I know

Any help would be most appreciated.

[scrab806ble]

Alice?

[Jux]

Amelia
Cecilia
Cynthia

[LynetteScavo]

Orla

Lottie.

[alfiemama]

Wow thanks everyone, some lovely names, I like Harriet and Miriam oh and Alice.
I know what you mean about Lettuce
Still quite like Rosemary at the moment.
Not sure why but never been a great fan of Catherine (sorry everyone who has one) and I really don't know why.

[GladioliBuckets]

Alice definitely goes with your boys' names imo.

Audrey
Clover
Clarice
Cicely/Cecille/Cecily
Meredith

[BlameItOnTheBogey]

Zoe?

[brogan2]

Claudia
Frances (Fran)
Josephine/Jocelyn (Josie/Joss)
Esther
Juliet/Julianne
Christine
Evelyn (Eve)
Alexandra (Alex/Lexie)
Jennifer

[pedrothellama]

Alithea?

[alfiemama]

thanks everyone, some lovely names to think about.
I like Evelyn brogan, definately on the right track with this one, is it not becomming very popular though?

What does everyone think of Penny, not Penelope though as not keen?

[Bonsoir]

Jessamy

[AndieWalsh]

Marianne - Annie/Mari/Mimi

[alfiemama]

Bonsoir, slightly prefer Jessica to Jessamy, thanks anyway.
Andiewalsh, Marianne is on my list, thanks.

[notquitenormal]

You don't hear of many baby Lauras nowadays, I think it's such a lovely simple name.

[brogan2]

I don't think Evelyn is becoming too popular. Though I'm not too sure it goes with your boys names. (hope you're not offended, just mean it's a bit of a mouthful and doesn't flow IYKWIM) Hard to get all those 3 out together.

Audrey also lovely and I think goes well. And Marianne.

[pigsinmud]

I know loads of Emmas, Harriets and Alices under the age of 11 - I thought they were quite popular at the moment.

[WingedVictory]

Michaela? or Delia

[mazzystartled]

Nina (dd's name)
DS2 would have been Annie or Sula, if he'd been a girl.

[mazzystartled]

Zoe was also in the running

[5inthebed]

Roseanna? The woman in the bed next to when I had DS3 had a DD called Roseanna, really pretty name I thought.

Lydia
Natalie
Nicole

[pedrothellama]

A name I love but not everyones cup of tea - she will always be correcting people on how to pronounce it and it could be considered a bit 'poncey' is Persephone

Pronounced Per-seff-onee

Say it quickly!

[grumpypants]

Gwendolyn. I may even have another baby just to call it Gwendoln Mabel whatever sex it is...

[LuluF]

Actually, I know a 3 year old Gwen, and I think it's a lovely name.

[nbee84]

Millicent - nn Millie

Friend has a little girl called Gwennan - nn Gwen - which I think is nicer than Gwendolyn.

[LuluF]

And for a grown up name - Josephine with Posy as a nn? I want it but we have a Joseph.

[FranSanDisco]

Christina
Gwyneth
Sylvia