new names, help!

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So... I feel like I've heard every name in the book and I don't like any of them enough. Or, rather, my husband and I don't agree on any. We're going to TTC starting this Monday, so by Friday there should be something in the works, haha. I don't know what we'd name it! At all. I thought we had a boy name picked out, but apparently he wants to look around and isn't as into it as he was last time around. Weird. It was going to be Henry Isaac Andrew.

We are hoping for a boy, but I'm more worried about girls names. I think it would have to be a "C" name since our girls are Cressa May Henri and Cora Rosemary Noreen. Our last name starts with a hard "C", too. So far we've thrown around Claire and Clea (prn. clay-uh). I like Cassia, Caroline, Cliona and Claudia. He likes... Carmen, Camille.

If it's not a "C" name it needs to go with Cressa and Cora like names in a book. I can't explain it. I really like the nn "Del" so I can see Cressa, Cora and Adele. It sounds "right". I want the name to be like a punctuation mark. Like it finishes the set off. Does this make any sense?!?! Sorry. I feel like that's the only reason we like Claire, it seems to end the list nicely.

So, I guess I'm asking a couple things:
- I want to hear every single name out there. I want to hear something new and go, yeah! I felt like that when names like Cassia and Lavender were brought up. I feel like we've gone everywhere already, though. I'm looking for legit names, probably from different countries. My hubs likes German names.
- I want to know what "C" girls names you all like and let me know if you think the "C" thing is necessary or not.
- If the "C" thing doesn't matter, what names "go" with Cressa and Cora?
- Boys names? I feel like I've REALLY heard them all and nothing's clicking. Help!

I need something to work with here, thanks!

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Thanks! We're really excited about it. And, yeah, I'm not easily offended =] Plus, I think I just needed to hear that it was ok not to use a "C" name.