So if I went with Juniper

schnookee · January 2014

Is Lily for a MN too much? Juniper Lily?

Manderlin923 · January 2014

I think it's bordering on a little too nature-y. But MNs don't really bother me. But what about Juniper Lilou? Or Juniper Lillian?

schnookee · January 2014

Would Juniper Lilah work better? We were kinda stuck on Lily or Lilah for a MN

JaysonandKristin · January 2014

It just feels stilted regardless of whether you use Lily or Lilah.

The cadence is off for me. Are there any other contenders for the MN spot?

FWIW, I absolutely adore Juniper!!

Bebopalula1120 · January 2014

I don't know if it's too flowery

Bebopalula1120 · January 2014

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brownmouse · January 2014

I love nature names, but I think two plants is too much. We have a Basil and gave her a traditional middle name. If we use Violet we will give her the middle name Matilda even though we really love the middle name Magnolia.

diamondduck13 · January 2014

Leftie22 said:
I feel like juniper needs a one-syllable middle name, to make it flow better.

Agreed. And Juniper Lily is too much for me

apc1929 · January 2014

For me yes... I don't mind certain "word" names esp some nature ones but really dislike if they are paired with another word name. I agree a one syllable name would fit nicely

Juniper Tess

Juniper Claire

Juniper Maeve

Juniper Kate

SmileyJay · January 2014

I think Juniper Lilah is nice. I agree that the flow could definitely be better but I don't think that's a huge deal if you love it.

SmileyJay · January 2014

I agree with mummyofsix - A non-nature word would be best and a 1 syllable would be great.

Juniper Ann works so much better than Juniper Lily for a lot of reasons, but if you just love Lily of Lilah that is more important than flow.... it's just the double dose of botanicals that bugs me but most people wont know her middle name. The sound of Juniper is hard to work with.