How did you come up with your child/future childs name

I've always loved my first name, but my middle name is spelled Ann.  I've always prefered Anne - silly I know.  So when I get married and change my last name, I'll change the middle as well.

My Dad and his side of the family have always called me Lisa - It drives me crazy and is so disrespectful.  I only let immediate family get away with it and will correct others.  My Dad said when I was born and my mother named me that it sounded like a (very derogitory term) name and refused to call me it.  It is pronounced Leeeza - like Lisa, but with a "z" and not an "s". 

~Liza

My youngest son was born in Bath during a sabbatical there (and weren't the folks at home surprised when I returned with a wee infant!) and I batted around the idea of naming him Alfred because of King Alfred's ties to the region.  Tricky name, I know, but I just liked it.  Husband suggested Arthur instead and I agreed with that. Then for the middle name. He suggested Joseph and I suggested Edmond, which we settled on. But then, when my husband went to the official place to put the name on the record I had a panic and decided that Arthur Edmond sounded too pompous, so I phoned the registry place and pleaded with the clerk to have my husband call me the minute he arrived. The man laughed and seemed to know just what I was on about. When my husband phone me I said, "John! Arthur John!." He was quite happy to change it, so that's what the little guy's name is, and it suits him well.

For our oldest we both liked the name Victoria.  I was big into Tori Amos at the time so we thought as a nickname we would call her Tori. Her middle name is Ann -which happens to be my middle name.
For our youngest we ended up using the middle names of her Grandma's-Evelyn Jane. 
If we would have had a boy he would have been called James Edward-James was my late Uncle and Grandfather's name  and Edward is my husband's middle name (as well as his Grandfather's name).