How about a thread for baby names you liked?

I like many of the Irish names that have become more popular over the past decade... in particular, I like Declan and Ian for boys and Finnoula and Fiona for girls. My son's best friend was born in Ireland, and his name is Oisin (pronounced Aw-SHEEN). When my son first mentioned him after meeting him at school many years ago, I assumed he was Middle Eastern. When I first spoke to his Mom on the phone, it was obvious she was Irish (her accent and her name being Sinead, lol). Dh's last name is strongly Germanic, though, and doesn't sound ''right'' with the Irish names I liked, so we didn't give our son one of those names. I saw the name Aisling in a Maeve Binchy book once, and really like that as well. Apparently, it is pronounced ''Ash-LEEN''.

My daughters' names are Zoe Elyse and Elizabeth Grace and my son's name is Ethan Connor.

I love traditional names like Elizabeth, Abigail, Victoria..

I too have to go with three daughters' names: Ryleigh (riley), Reghan (like megan) and Rhiannen.

Is that pronounced Deeclan or Decklan?

I've always heard it pronounced Deck-lan, accent on 1st syllable.

boys: blake, evan, michael, matthew, christopher, lakin noah,

girls; shelby, emily, holly, hannah, grace, jaedyn parker,

I will go with my kids names: Dayna (11), Ashley (10), Hannah (8), Caitlyn (6), and Jacob (4).

Other favorites include Madelyn, Grace, Dakota, Tyler

Boy Names: Tanner, Chase, Holden

Girl Names: Brooke, Stella

But I'm not having any more babies so I won't be using these names! And yay for that. :wink2:

Girls:

Ava Elizabeth

Faith Elizabeth

AbbiGrace

Kaitlyn Brittany

Courtney Michaela

Cassidy Danielle

Sophie

Grace

Madison

Madelyn

Boys:

Christian Matthew

Brandon

I love Kennedy as a name. Kiara, Kiya, Mikayla, Shana...

I like my daughters names. My oldest is Shae Lyn and my youngest is Maegan Raquel. If I had a boy he would have been Eli. I love that name.