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I like it. It's too dated for a baby right now (if I had to use some version it would be Morgana since it's more 'fantasy' and less dated) but I like seeing it. It seems friendly, down-to-earth, trustworthy, subtle/girl-next-door, and masculine (not in the sense that it sounds like a boy-- I think Morgan is solidly unisex and even more common for girls in my experience-- it just has a masculine feel to it, the same way I think names like Tristan and Micah are feminine without sounding like girl names. Just describing the style).
I kinda wish Morgan was more "Morgan le Fay" and less "regular person", but to me that's what Morgana is for.

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Morgan fits in with names like: Shannon, Tamora, Tamsin, Lauren, Laurian, Rachel, Cora, Amber, Shay, Leah, Leia, Brenna, Briana