"Coming up with baby names has been difficult! We know so little about this spirit we're going to raise, though I know with half my husband's DNA, the baby, girl or boy, is going to be the smartest, sweetest, most talented fun little person in the world."Also, whenever we submit a name to friends and family -- there is always disparaging feedback -- "too New Age" ( I love "Sunrise" for a girl), "I knew a total a-hole who was named 'XYZ,'" "so fancy... pretentious" (we both love proper names such as "Lawrence," "Arthur," "Constance,").
"It would be so wonderful if you and your highly creative, worldly peers could help us cast the net far and wide. Ideally, we'd like to have a short list of girls' and boys' names, and then when we meet the baby, we can figure out what suits him or her. We're open to everything, from the abstract to the 'stately' to the nature-inspired. OXOXO RACHEL"

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'Tawan' is Thai for 'ray' (as in sun) and very common here.
For a girl:
Grace Violaine
For a boy:
Ethan Iceblink
Habibi for boy or girl
Boy: Clarkston (posh part of Glasgow), Braehead (shopping centre), Magnus (a siant, I believe), Metro (another shopping centre!)
Girl: Dylis (not sure of spelling), Babylon, Oran, Metrice (not the name of anything, just feels nice to say)
I like traditional names myself:
Rebecca for a girl
James for a boy
Girls' Names: Eleanor or Skylar.
Boys' Names: Elijah or Ethan.
hey rachael and andy,
alexandra......for a girl
alexander......for a boy
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Girl: Contessa
Boy: Ulysses
or vice versa
Girl: Poppy
Boy: Sherlock
My sister name is Marisa, i like it. Hm, for a boy, not remembering any at the moment. Congratulations for your baby. : )
I've always loved Astrid for a girl and Mycroft (Sherlock Holmes' older, smarter brother) for a boy.
Girl: Annie
Edith
Jude
Boy: Erleigh (old irish name)
Joseph
For a boy:
Tadzio, Unax or Sufjan
For a girl:
Anaïs, Eva or Janet
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