I have to say that i like the idea of adding Lee. I am pregnant with my first baby, a girl and Im considering Ainslee for the first name. Me personalely I like to do Lee after a name that has that sound. Expectually for a girl name. I think it make the name different as well as more girly. Just have to say that Ridlee is my grandfathers middle name. But his is spelled Ridley. I think its ok but it just remminded me of him. Its a nice name tho

Some other names:
Ainslee
McKinlee
McKaylee
Natalee
Kaylee
Kylee
etc.

Everyone has different ideas about what should or should not be used in names.
My sister had a little girl from a 1st marriage and named her Mary Angela. After a divorce , she married Kenneth Lee Smith. He wanted to pass his middle name down. So they had Michelle lee and Patricia Lee.
Mary never felt left out that she was not a Lee also.
When Patricia Lee got married she married Timothy Lee, and they named their Kids, Katelynn Lee, Timothy Lee Jr. and Mc Kaila Lee.

Another family I knew had 7 kids, (3 girls and 4 boys) The Dad's 1st name was Gale. He gave his sons the middle name of Gale and the girls the middle name of Gayle. Yes, I agree that was a bit much!!

Leeanne, Leeanna, Kaylee, Haylee, Olee (for a boy, like Ollie), Hallee, Callee, Leigh, Millee, Pollee, Hollee, Mollee...

You can use different names and adapt them so that they have `Lee` in them.

Leeanne - Leanne, Leann
Leeanna - Leanna
Kaylee - same or Kaylie
Haylee - Hayley, Haylie
Olee - Ollie (Oliver??)
Hallee - Hallie - although some people might think this is Haylee
Callee - Callie
Leigh - Leigh or Lee
Millee - Millie
Pollee - Polly
Hollee - Holly
Mollee - Molly

These are a bit untamed but they were all I could think of quickly!