Which name do you prefer?

KEPrior · February 2016

We already have a daughter named Emma Grace.

bbiutmcph · February 2016

Being honest neither come close to the classy level of Emma.

Maybe Lillian or Eve or Evelyn or Lilah

eta: are you Russian?

LizaKate1213 · February 2016

I don't care for either one. They both sound made up and unfinished.

linzandjer11 · February 2016

I love Everly, and Lilia is pretty, too. I picked lilia because I liked it better with Emma. We're considering Everly for a girl as well.

magsugar13 · February 2016

neither

Bringmemylongswordho · February 2016

I don't like Everly, it's very trying too hard to be a fairy princess. Beverly would be far better.

Lilia is clunky. Better than everly, but not by much.

groovylocks · February 2016

Why not Lilliana?

Belle is fine. Belle is pretty. Lilliana Belle is sweet and you could nn her lilybelle or lillabelle

wlr1030 · February 2016

I don't like either name. Lila Belle or Lillian Belle would be very pretty.

LadyDi711 · February 2016

Like pp, Lilliana, Lillian or Lila would fit and flow better.

saham07 · February 2016

I love Lilia. Such a lovely, under used, older name. PLEASE dont use Lilliana.......sssooooo 90's. Lillian is fine, but Lilia is so much better

lm45678 · February 2016

What about Lila (lie-luh)? I think it would sound great with big sister Emma.

ksteeb611 · February 2016

I voted for the first, but the name pronunciation is hard. I would go to Lila

SkiChic626 · February 2016

I think you should reconsider spelling of the first one, the fact that you have to write out the pronunciation - she's going to be pronouncing it for everyone the rest of her life. And I don't like the second combo at all - when I first read it my eyes saw "Everly Beverly."

momma2char · February 2016

saham07 said:

I love Lilia. Such a lovely, under used, older name. PLEASE dont use Lilliana.......sssooooo 90's. Lillian is fine, but Lilia is so much better

I also agree Lilia is a beautiful name. It is a vintage name dating back to 1910 as far as I know. Surprisingly, back in 1910 it was more popular than Arabelle, Ivy, Norah, Margot, Emmaline, and Samantha- all of which are considered "normal and popular". The pronounciation is not hard as some previous posters have mentioned, it flows nicely with the middle name Belle, and it is a lovely, vintage name. Just because it is underused, and an older name, does not mean it's made up!

BritMC18 · February 2016

Probably in the minority here... but I love Everly. The only reason we are not using it is because it's way too close to Beverley which is my step-grandmother's name and I'm not particularly fond of that woman.

That being said, I do not like the pairing of "Belle" with Everly.