August, Edward, Dominic, Henry, Julian, George, Broderick, Dashiell, Quinn, Rowan, Atticus, Barnaby, Benedict, Cato, Darwin, Emerson, Fergus, Harvey, Lucian, Lewis, Malachy, Micah, Maxwell, Oakley, Orlando, Phineas, Rupert, Rex, Sullivan, Solomon, Steven, Willoughby, Winston & West.
Carmen, Daisy, Aurelia, Daphne, Delphi, Eurielle, Flora, Geneva, Hazel, Hermione, Ivy, Linnea, Maddalen, Mirabelle, Nola, Olympia, Olive, Polly, Romilly, Ramona, Rosemary, Sally, Simona, Ursula, Valentina, Violet, Clara, Eulalie, Seraphia, Seraphina, Silvana, Adele, Amabel & Leora.
Dearest said,
November 14, 2009 @ 12:24 pm
I’m glad you used Willoughby for a boy… Too many call him and Bellamy girls’ names, but they’re all boy to me… We need cute boys’ names as well!!
Thatcher is a good one!, and I love a lot of the names on these lists:
August, Julian, Dashiell, Atticus, Barnaby, Benedict, Lucian, Lewis, Micah, Maxwell, Phineas, Sullivan, Willoughby and West for boys
Aurelia, Delphi, Flora, Hermione, Nola, Olympia, Olive, Ramona, Valentina, Clara, Eulalie, Seraphina, Silvana, Amabel and Leora for girls
babynamelover said,
November 14, 2009 @ 8:46 pm
Willoughby is my Granddads middle Steven Willoughby. Can you post me a link to where it talks about Bellamy as a boys name?
I would use Barnaby in a heartbeat but hubby says no 😦
Dearest said,
November 14, 2009 @ 8:57 pm
http://nameberry.com/babyname/bellamy
Nameberry has Bellamy as a boys’ name ^^
I always think of surnames as more fit for a boy…
Barnaby is sweet!
babynamelover said,
November 15, 2009 @ 7:55 am
Thanks for the link 🙂 I do too I can’t think of any surnames that I like on girls.