An idea for a first name regarding a franco-american baby next to come ?

I dont know yet whether he or she will be a baby-boy or a baby-girl.

An idea for a first name regarding a franco-american baby next to come ?
I don't know a lot about French names, but what about these:





Boys - Nicholas Luke, Gerard, Damian, Drake, Frederick (Freddie), Jameson, Samuel/Samson, Bartholomew (Barry), Bennett, Beaumont (Beau), Byron, Franklin, Frasier, Forest, Guy, Lance, Vance (Van), Vaughn, Caleb, Leon (or just Leo), Max Olivier, Seth Alexander, Nolan, Percival, Remy, Porter, Pierre, Travis, Warren, Theodore (Theo, Teddy), Calvin, Hugo, Milo, George, Denver, Archer, Dillon, Augustin (Augie, Gus, Guy, etc), Austin, Chance, Chase, Julius, Jasper, Casper (Cap), Henry, Iago, Tristan, Seymour, Mathieu, Mason, Geoffrey, Forrest, Russell, Pascal, Edgar, Edmund, Philippe, Rafael, Renault (Rennie), Arnold, Winston (Win), Marco/Marcus, Linus, Hadley, Westley, etc.





Girls - Aurelia/Aurelie (nickname could be Riley), Charlotta, Gisele, Elodie (Ellie - love it!), Lily Quinn, Madeleine Grier, Sabine/Sabina, Sadie, Sabrina, Elinor, Ruby, Aurora (Rory), Avery, Darcy, Antoinette, Antonina (Nina), Julia/Juliet, Grier/Brier, Bellamy (though I think it's traditionally a boy's name, it probably sounds very feminine to a lot of Americans), Bedelia, Audrey, Eloise Drew, Catriona (Cat, Cate), Cassia (Cassie), Cassidy, Felicity, Etienne, Elisabeth, Juniper (Junie), Eleanora, Linette, Marguerite, Marina (Mari, Rina), Sigourney, Soleil, Violet, Anneliese, Maxine, Rosalie, Coralie, Clare/Clara/Clarisse, Adela (Addie), Mathilde (Mattie, Tilly, Tilda), Adeline, Nicolette/Colette/Coco, Cornelia (Coco, Neely), Clementine, Claudia (Dia), Cosette (Coco), Jessamine (Jessie), Mirabelle (Mira), Joscelin (Josie, Joss), Mignonette (Mia), Amabel (Ami/Amy), Evangeline Jolie (Evie, Eva, Lina), Nathalie (Tally), Audra, Sophie, Pascale (Paz), Beatrice (Bea), Britta/Bretta (Brett), Bonnie, Camilla, Evonne, Celia, Chauntelle, Vivian (Van), Georgette (Georgie), Helene, etc.





I would definitely use a very French name as opposed to an American one though - it connects her/him better to his heritage. For example, I would rather use a name like Lily Etienne over Mackenzie Hayden - though they're all nice names lol.





Good luck and congrats!!
Reply:Alex





Dylan





David
Reply:Hopefully it will be one or the other.





Aurora for a girl, or Abra.


William for a boy.
Reply:Edwin!!!!!!!
Reply:Aleesa Belle


Alexiane Celeste


Cassandre Gisele


Simone Laurette





Corbett Zacharie


Louis Spencer


Marc Matthieu


Robert Sebastian
Reply:For a boy : Nathan, Adam, David, Patrick, ...


For a girl : Barbara, Marina, Nadia, Claire, Alice, Nina, Alexandra, ....
Reply:What about Bob?
Reply:riley,david,john,carlos,prince,luis,cody





crystal,priscilla,elizabeth, ashley, rebecca, jennifer
Reply:boy=luke,ben girl=tia,emma
Reply:Thomas James


Robert Allen


Francis Adam





Susan Marie


Lauren Elizabeth


Hannah Therese
Reply:For a baby-boy


Nicolas


Lucas


Matthew or Matthieu


Stephen


any hints to make things easier?
Reply:En Fran莽ais, c'est moins snob. Et tant qu'on ignore le sexe il reste les pr茅noms mixtes
Reply:Aaron?


Nicholas?


Jemima?


Natalie?


Kristin?


Bj枚rn?

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