ICYMI, Kate Middleton just delivered her third royal baby—a little prince!—this morning. The little bundle of joy's name hasn't yet been released, and for good reason. Think about it: Finding an adorable follow-up to George and Char is very serious business. William, Kate, if you're still looking for ideas, here are our top picks.

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Arthur

With Charles, Henry (that’s Harry to you), Edward, William and James all taken, Arthur—as in King Arthur—is the only famously royal moniker not currently in rotation. #justsaying

Frederick

Name of the oldest son of King George, it’s currently a popular pick on many British baby name lists, ranking at #75. Even crazier, its nickname (Freddie) ranks at #17.

Albert

The back-story: Queen Victoria loved her hubby so much, she used the name for all of her male descendants. She even signed a royal decree that the Prince of Wales’s first son must have this name. (Worst mother-in-law, ever.) Still, it’s a contender.

Henry

Sure, it’s currently in use by Prince Henry Harry, which could cause some confusion, but the name is a classic and a favorite. Chances are it’s on Will and Kate’s list.

Alfred

A name originated from the notable Anglo-Saxon king, they could call him Alfie for short. (Prince Alfie, aww!)

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