What name sounds better?

ExcitedAunt2b · July 2012

We have our boy name picked out, Mitchell Brayden. It's after my husband's very best friends.

For a girl though we're stuck...it's either Morgan Jillian (my mom's name) or Morgan Riley. What do you think sounds better for a girl?

AshleyC0117 · July 2012

If I saw the name Morgan Riley I'd think it was a boy. If you're going to choose a unisex first name I think you should choose a feminine middle name so I'd go with Jillian.

jennyann28 · July 2012

Definitely Jillian, since Morgan and Riley are both unisex names.

strawberrytree · July 2012

Morgan Riley is all boy to me.

Morgan Jillian I guess, although I like Jillian much, much more than Morgan.

doremi29 · July 2012

I would say Morgan Riley even though I like the name Jillian over Riley. Just not sure I love the flow of them both ended in -an. However, if there is significance with Jillian, I'd probably be very torn- and I'd probably go with it even though it doesn't sound as nice. It's still nice.

chickstee · July 2012

Jillian > Morgan > Riley.

jburdet1 · July 2012

I agree that Morgan Riley is all boy. Morgan Jillian is better, but I prefer Jillian Morgan.

BrittRN+ · July 2012

Love Mitchell. I prefer Morgan Jillian because like pps have said, Morgan Riley is too unisex.

misscarter87 · July 2012

Morgan Riley

MrsTBird · July 2012

Morgan Jillian

Loganswife · July 2012

I prefer the way Morgan Riley sounds, but I like Jillian more than Riley.

Kdrake8 · July 2012

Morgan Jillian sounds weird together.

Morgan Riley seems masculine.

Notwifezilla7 · July 2012

AshleyC0117:
If I saw the name Morgan Riley I'd think it was a boy. If you're going to choose a unisex first name I think you should choose a feminine middle name so I'd go with Jillian.

I thought the exact same thing.

Todd&Laura · July 2012

chickstee:
Jillian > Morgan > Riley.

This

apc1929 · July 2012

Just by flow I think Riley sounds better but I would still use Jillian over it.. Morgan Riley is a very masculine name and I always prefer an MN with meaning over flow