Name Help for Baby #4 - Chicago,IL

You definitely have the trend of the "en" sound (beautiful names btw), so I would stay with that which Landon falls into (my kids have the "a" sound - Kayla, Jakob, Olivia).

Boys: Mason, Ethan, Caden, Aiden, Aaron, Ian, Rowan, Trenton, Ryan, Brian

Girls: London, Peyton, Helene, Aileen, Hayden, Morgan, Gwen, Eden, Ellen, Lauren, Greighson, Jacquelyn, Madilyn,

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I love the names you have already! I personally love Landon...also Aidan, Avery (for boy or girl), Bryson, Brody, Caleb, Charlie/Charles, Dain/Dane, Elliott, Gabriel, Grant, Grayson/Greyson, Hayden, Hayes, Ian, Jack, Kellan, Leland, Mason, Matthew, Micah, Nathan/Nathaniel, Oliver, Ryan, Tristan, and William.

Amelia, Audrey, Bailey/Baylie, Camille, Clara, Cora, Delaney, Elyse/Elise, Eliza, emma, Evelyn, Francesca, Genevieve, Gwendolyn, Jaclyn, Justine, Lara, lauren/lauryn, Madeline, Maren, Melody, Meredith, Mia, Mina, Nina, paige,Peyton/Payton, Quinn, Taryn, Victoria.

Congrats!

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i like gwyneth for a girl, sawyer for a boy i also love landon but my husband didnt like it and it is becoming pretty popular.

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I have four and the only "rule" I had was that the first letter of the first name not be the same as any of the others.
SO we could sing the Cookie Monster Song---C is for Charlie and that's OK with me. Or S is for----, J is for-----, or P is for-----. We called it their letter.

I like Soren, Landon, Clayton, Jackson, Harrison,
Amelie, Lilliana, Elena, Mariska, Anja (pronounced Anya) you could spell it that way too.

And like SN said I really like the fact that although unique they are definitely feminine.

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I know this sounds kind of ridiculous, but I used to watch all the credits for any movie I watched. There are all sorts of names there for the cast and crew! Some are common, some are not so common. Quite frankly, Pixar movies are the BEST since they list the names of all the production babies and some of those are really nice. At the very least, it could serve as inspiration to provoke further thought.

We had the hardest time coming up with a name for our son, so this is what I did and it worked! Good luck to you!

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The names your girls have sound very European. I'd start there.

What about something like Calista, Cassandra or Marielle for a girl.

I like Carver, Soren or Vaughn for a boy.

Congrats on baby #4 :o)

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Gwendolyn, Isabella, Katherine, Sophia, Camille and Charmaine come to mind....I like Landon for a boy!

Congratulations!

M.

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I like the fact that, although unique in nature, you're able to identify the sex of your existing children by their name.

I've read several times on here from school teachers about how hard it is on the little ones when they have a name that no one knows how to spell and/or when other people/parents have no idea if it is a boy or a girl.
One teacher said she's seen kids openly cry in class over THEIR frustration over this (emphasis on their b/c they're going to have to deal with it for the rest of their lives!!!) So sad.

I love names w/ meaning so maybe your ethnic background can guide you... or a grandparent/great aunt/uncle's name?? You've got really great names for your first three so I'm sure you'll pick another winner for # 4 :).

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Taryn if it is a girl. Torin if it is a boy.

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I love your names!
Evangeline? Lucas?

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Iris

Don't ask me why, it just popped into my head.

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I love all the names you choose so far. Seems like we may have the same taste in names. So maybe you'd like Shea (for a girl) or Cameron (for a boy)
Landon is also great! Or how about Bella or Christian.
Good Luck

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My husband and I watched movie credits when we were trying to find names for our son! Of course I didn't like most of them because I grew up as J., and that is an extremely common name, and I didn't want my kids to have to deal with that. But it is a good way to get a little exposure to new names. There is also the Social Security website ( http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/ ) it will show you what is/has been trending. You can also type in any name you have chosen and check the popularity of it.

(personally I was always partial to Porter and Guy, but we went in another direction)

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I love your names already!

I've always loved Evelina for a girl and Grayson for a boy.

Congratulations!

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Girls: Sylvie, Isabella, Corena

Boys: Cameron, Bryce, Conner

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How about Stella? Or for a boy, Logan?

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Boy - Aidan, Christian, Tristan or Adrian
Girl - Christienne, Adrianna, Christiana, Brianna

I think those would all go well with your girls' names.

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I really like Genevieve, Olivia, Lucy, Zoe....

For boys I like Noah, Liam and Calvin

Good luck guys!!!!

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Looks like you have a french-italian thing going. Another option is Franscesa for a girl ... and you can call her 'Frankie'.

Aurora, Milania, Estelle, Astair, Corinna, Savanna, Seren, Raven, Mack (boy) Maricio, Tyson, Tyron, , Dexter, Donald, Landyon James. Hope you like the list---love your girls names by the way!

M

I always liked Isabelle for a girl. For a boy Anthony or Nicholas would be nice.

If it's a girl, Concetta.

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If it's a girl, Concetta.

lilian for a girl and brandon for a boy

My sons name is Landon, so of course I love that one.

What about Isabelle/Isabella

My little sisters ( I do meant little, nearly 17 years between us) name is Adrihannah - with the h in hannah being silent.

I've always liked Lawbrey for either a boy or girl but my hubby poo-poo'd it

Lawbrey Alexander

or

Lawbry Elaine?

:-)

Onica, Onyca
Grant, Russell