Does anyone like the following names?

[LollipopSweetiePie]

Mary Megan
Olivia Grace
Isobelle Grace
Annabell Grace
Dionne
Jasmine
Poppy
Eva Grace
Jordannah
Maycee Grace

Elliot Thomas
Thomas Elliot
Judias Elliot
Jonah Elliot
Jacob Thomas
Isaac Thomas
Josiah Elliot

Lol, why don't you find out at your next scan if you are pregnant that is?

Ohh, are you ttc peachy?

I don't like
Mary Megan (like the individual names but not the combination)
Dionne
Jordannah
Maycee
Judias

How is Judias pronounced? And where does it come from? Sorry, it loks really like Judas and I don't know if anyone (who didn't know how it was pronounced) was say it differently.

sorry, "Jordannah" makes me feel ill....
I don't like Poppy because it sounds like a pet not a person (to me, sorry, I know it's very popular right now)
Rest are at least "ok" to my ears.

Tegan isn't a made up. Can't remember whether its WElsh, Irish or Cornish now though!

I love :
Olivia Grace (my dd1 is Olivia)
Isobelle Grace (my dd2 is Isabel)
Eva Grace
And I love Mary but not Mary Megan
And I really love Jonah!!

I don't like
Dionne, Jordannah or Maycee Grace. Judias Elliot comes a little too close to Judas Escariot for my money.

Welsh apparently meaning something along the lines of fair/beautiful.

Mary Megan Clarke sounds OK to me.

is mary old fashioned tho? u dont get many babies called mary...grannies maybe?!

I know a lovely teenager called Mary.

And beetroot's DD is Mary (she is about 6 I think).

Could you have Mary Grace?

That's a lovely combination and it makes her an MGC (twiglett's DD is an MGB, lol!)

My dd has Mary as a middle name, as do I, my mum is Mary, my late grandma had it as a middle name, my dd has the same name in reverse as her great, great, great grandmother, Mary Suzannah, although dd shortend her name to just Zannah.

I have an Olivia and they're 10 a penny these days, in fact we have 3 in her year at school. I do like Poppy but wonder if it's a bit flimsy not really a city execs. name IYKWIM. Like Annabell and Anna. I wouldn't go with anything with a strange spelling or you'll have to spell it out to everyone you say it to.

Whatever name you choose as a general rule of thumb it must work on the stage and in the boardroom.

Like

Olivia Grace
Isobelle Grace
Poppy
Eva Grace

What about Megan Grace or Mary Grace?

Jacob Thomas
Josiah Elliot

I like Olivia Grace (but very popular just now)
Annabell Grace (but would spell it Annabel or Annabelle)
Jasmine

Isaac Thomas

(not good with boys names!)

I don't like Judias but what about Jude?

like poppy and jasmine.

poppy was on our list but we had a boy instead and i like jasmine-my cats name.

Not keen on Dionne & Maycee Grace (too pop starry),

Jordannah (can you spell it? 10 times a day for rest of life)

Judias (too close to Judas)

Josiah (too Charles Dickens)

Love the others though and you did ask.

My two favourites are Eva and Josiah. Hope I don't offend anyone but I'm not keen on Mary, Dionne, Jasmine, Jordannah, Maycee and Judias.

Wow Spider mama, I hadn't read the thread, but we agree - I must be an earth mother too

LOVE Olivia Grace and Jasmine, Eva
DONT LIKE Maycee Grace, Dionne

LOVE Jacob, Isacc and Thomas
DONT LIKE Judias, Jonah

I love the name Grace, so anything with Grace in is good for me! (In the very unlikely event of me having another baby and it being a girl, Grace would definitely feature!) Of your choices, I like it especially with Olivia, Isobelle and Eva. I also like the name Mary. I have an Auntie Mary whose middle name is Nora (or Norah... have never seen it written down). In fact, I had two great aunts (same branch of the family) whose names were Nora(h)and Grace, and I quite like the combination Norah Grace. However... I am wandering off your list, sorry! I don't particularly like Dionne, Jordannah and Maycee, but I am fairly conservative when it comes to names.

I like all your boys' names except Judias. I think the connotations of Jonah would bother me a bit. I love Josiah, partly because I am a big fan of The West Wing. There (in case you're not a fan) it's shortened to 'Jed' (which is odd, because I always thought that Ged/Jed was short for Gerald (!) or possibly Jedidiah.