You Decide: What Should The Royal Baby Be Named?

Published February 17, 2017

(Reuters)

Choosing a name for your first-born child can be daunting, but it's even more nerve-racking when the whole world is anxiously awaiting your decision.

With probably more than two trimesters to go, we are already theorizing about what Prince William and Kate Middleton's baby (or babies) will be called. In fact, we consulted the FOX News Brainroom for a list of possible names based on past royals and popular British trends.

Have a look below at their lists and leave your suggestion in the comments below. We'll be tallying them up as royal-bump watch gets under way.

Royal names used by the British royal family over the centuries:

Girls:

Adela
Adelaide
Agatha
Alice
Amelia
Anne
Augusta
Beatrice
Blanche
Caroline
Catherine
Cecily
Charlotte
Clementina
Dorothea
Edith
Eleanor
Elizabeth
Emma
Eugenie
Frances
Helen
Isabella
Joan
Judith
Louisa
Margaret
Matilda
Maud
Philippa
Sarah
Sophia
Victoria

Boys:

Adrian
Alfred
Arthur
Augustus
Charles
Edgar
Edmund
Edward
Ernest
Frederick
Geoffrey
Harold
Henry
Humphrey
Jasper
John
Leopold
Lionel
Nicholas
Philip
Richard
Robert
Rupert
Stephen
Thomas
Victor
William

(Source: Nameberry.com)

Baby names used by royal families, in general:

Alexandra
Alexia
Alice
Amalia
Amedeo
Ariane
Carlos
Christian
Claus
Constantine
Eleonore
Elisabeth
Eloise
Emma
Emmanuel
Estelle
Felipe
Gabriel
Gaston
Henrik
Ingrid
Irene
Isabella
Isla
James
Joachim
Juan
Laetitia
Leah
Leonor
Louise
Luana
Luisa
Maria
Maud
Miguel
Nicolas
Pablo
Savannah
Sofia
Victoria
Zaria

(Source: Nameberry.com)

Most popular baby names in England:

(Source: Parent's Magazine)

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