Need a name that goes with DD's

mjl6907 · January 2010

DD is Juliana. I am only 5w with #2, but I'm already thinking about names! What do you think goes with Juliana? I'd like to use Evelyn as FN or MN, because it is a family name, but not sure if I like all of these names with Evelyn as a MN. Last name is one syllable. WDYT?

For girls: Evelyn, Lauren, Charlotte, Abigail, Emilie, Elena, Clara

For boys: Aaron, Owen, Christian, Sebastian, Ethan (I also like Liam and Callum, but feel it may sound too scottish/irish when we aren't!)

lovemytwoboys · January 2010

We have similar tastes, especially in girl names. I love Juliana and almost all of the girl names you have listed.

I think Abigail Evelyn flows the best, but I like Lauren a lot and think it would sound fine too. Using it as the middle name, I think Evelyn Charlotte or Evelyn Clara sound great.

I love Aaron and Owen on your boy list!

Manderlin923 · January 2010

IMO some of your names don't go with you DD's because they feel more "old lady" (which is popular now) and though they are lovely names (except I really really dislike Abigail) but I also think these may work:

Loralie, Katarina, Gabrielle, Alyssa, Camelia, Rosalie, Suzette, Thalia, Victoria, Viola, Evangeline, Jocelyn

For boys I really like Sebastian

Rose.9.6.03 · January 2010

I think all of the names go with Juliana. The girl names are all femininine like Juliana and the boys names all sound nice with it.

Obviously, I love Evelyn and Charlotte. And we almost named our Charlotte Clara, so I love that name, too.

I really like the name Aaron. It's a strong, classic name, but isn't super common. The only boy name I'm not particularly fond of is Sebastian (although it does sound nice with Juliana).

luvablegrace154 · January 2010

Rose.9.6.03:

I think all of the names go with Juliana. The girl names are all femininine like Juliana and the boys names all sound nice with it.

Obviously, I love Evelyn and Charlotte. And we almost named our Charlotte Clara, so I love that name, too.

I really like the name Aaron. It's a strong, classic name, but isn't super common. The only boy name I'm not particularly fond of is Sebastian (although it does sound nice with Juliana).

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