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Helena Mae - (Birth Announcements!)

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Here are some real names from some real babies found on recent hospital birth announcements in the US. Which of these do you like best?

Girls:
Adalynn Rose
Alexis Ann
Amelia Grace
Anna Beverly
Bella Victoria
Cadence Faith
Clara Luna
Eliza Rain
Emma Mae
Hazel Mae
Helena Mae
Hope Ann
Kathryn Ethel
Lillien Emma
Margaret Lucille
Michaela Hailey
Olivia Grace
Quinley Marie
Samantha Joy
Scarlett Myrtle
Serenity Marie
Skylar Jasmine
Teagan Marie
Tessa Elizabeth
Valerie Brook

Boys:
Abel Vaughn
Aiden Robert
Benjamin Alexander
Christopher Charles
Colin James
Colt Thomas
Edward Gabriel
Elias Daniel
Elliot Wesley
Emerson Davis
Ezekiel Luther
Hunter James
Isaiah Sylvester
Jack Rowdy
Lincoln Thomas
Luca Daniel
Matthew James
Maurice Anthony
Patrick John
Preston Michael
Samuel Lawrence
Sylas Logan
Thomas Dominick
Weston Michael
Wyatt James
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Lilah McDaniel said…
Hazel Mae, Olivia Grace, Colin James, Luca Daniel
January 21, 2015 at 2:26 PM
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