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Hey there, so i am about to have my third child. My first was a girl, Daisy May and my second was a boy, Vinnie Anthony. I would like boy and girl names, i am open to anything! I have been thinking about Wednesday for a girl and Johnny for a boy, but i would love some suggestions! Thankyouuu=] ____________________________________________________________ MommaBear22m

Hmm, Daisy May seems so "naturey" to me, and Vinnie Anthony seems so Italian! Is there one theme or the other that you'd like #3 to be in? Otherwise, I'm not sure where to start! Not crazy about Wednesday, frankly. -Karen

Good question, Karen. Are there any other details you could give us, MommaBear?

I think Johnny is a great name, personally. I think it would fit well with Daisy and Vinnie.

I don't know how well Wednesday fits, though. It's just so much more unusual. I wouldn't want baby #3 to feel like the odd one out, you know?

It looks like a long-E sound is the preferred ending, so that's what I focused on that when I brainstormed for suggestions:

Girls: Annie, Elizabeth/Lizzie, Margaret/Maggie, Lucy, Cecily, Constance/Connie, Phoebe, Abigail/Abbie, Mary, Sophie

Boys: Henry, Tobias/Toby, William/Billy/Willy, Frederick/Freddy, Eli (not quite the same sound, but close), Thomas/Tommy, Samuel/Sammy, Westley

I have never thought about how different the names were, I have no certain theme going on for #3. I want a name that fits in with the other two. see my Daisy is such a free spirit, she is girly enough but not a preppy brat, far from it. Vinnie is my tough guy, he not the sweetest boy, but he can be charming when he want to. I want my third baby to be sweet and loveable and from what I can tell the names made the kid, so I want a sweet and loveable name. please. But I could stand for a sweet tough name too :) and I do love the name toby! thank you. _____________________________________________________ MommaBear22m

Harley (either)

Claire (girl)

James (boy)

Madison (either)