[Closed] baby girls names

We were holding out for Megatron for my friend's first son. It's no more or less appropriate for a daughter though.

Allow me to introduce Lily Kona Moran. The old 'you pick the first name, I'll pick the middle', ruse worked perfectly.

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I didn't let her drink it by the way.

no-one under 30 could have any possible reason to listen to that tosh..

You underestimate children. Moreover, children have parents.

You underestimate children

No, I got some cream and it cleared up.

Rogue

Just about possible a parent is an X-men fan?

I've just remembered there was a baby born to a couple of BBC Leeds breakfast listeners a while back (used to listen to it when I was commuting to Leeds every day). They called her Trinity Grace. Anyone guess where in W Yorks Mum & Dad lived?

Andy

the wife doesn't want anything where there is likely to be loads of them in the playground with the same name so something usual without being strange our son is called phoenix if that helps
we are also in Wales (but she doesn't want a welsh name) but she was disappointed to find that her oldest s sons name James is pronounced jams with a welsh accent. she also doesn't want anything that can be shortened
not to much then lol

lauryn

Friend of mine is a huge Leeds fan so called his first daughter Ellen. Wife didn't pick up on it luckily as she agreed to call the first-born son Ralf Mika after the F1 drivers on the understanding that was the end of sporting links.

Stick to standard names IMO and give child a crazy middle name.

Calling bullshit on that hora. I have two unusual names and the only one I got ripped for at school was my middle name. If you're going to pick a different name, put it right out there, don't hide it.

I've always liked the name Hannah - if we'd had a daughter instead of 2 boys that's the name we would have gone for.

I know a couple of people called Ailsa, it's not too common and most folk call them Ailie.

I've got a Jessica, Laura and a Chloe. So you can't have any of those 'cos I've got them already.

Alicia.

Mastiles Fanylion-my youngest is Evie Grace too. I hope yours isn`t as feisty as mine!

I met a Welsh lad who's mum referred to him, and his five older brothers, and two sisters, as Prricey, with a different intonation to indicate which was which..

Knew a very nice girl in Sweden called Liselotte.

Knew a very nice girl in [s]Sweden[/s] Liverpool called [s]Liselotte[/s] Martini.

Bond

Knew a very nice girl in Sweden called Liselotte.

Was she not very honest?

put the letters QC after any full name you choose. If it sounds ridiculous

You're thinking far too long term. You'll be long dead before your kids have that to worry about. Think in the short term - when they are a precious little 6 year old shit and you are the mother I saw in the supermarket the other day having to yell "Autumn! Autumn! Autumn! Autumn! Autumn! ....... Autumn! Autumn! for christ sake Autumn put that down....... are you listening? Autumn? Autumn?...... Autumn! Autumn! Autumn! "

If you're looking for a name to shout proudly in public then 'Fenton' has to be the right choice, surely?

If you're looking for a name to shout proudly in public then 'Fenton' has to be the right choice, surely?

If it's twins, you have to name the other Jesus Christ.

Urethra is a beautiful name. Classy too.

"Autumn"

Probably spelt "Orteme" or something too.

Urethra is a beautiful name. Classy too.

Yeah, but all the other kids would take the piss.

If you're looking for a name to shout proudly in public then 'Fenton' has to be the right choice, surely?

we were watching that cheesy awful 80s/ early 90s Mission Impossible series that seemed have just one sound effect for throwing a knike "Fffwhhhhheeee-doopf" - thought that would be a good name for an unruly dog

[i]Yeah, but all the other kids would take the piss. [/i]

Didn't seem to harm Urethra Franklin's singing career.

Jolly Green Giant - Member
Mastiles Fanylion-my youngest is Evie Grace too. I hope yours isn`t as feisty as mine!

I have two girls - aged 21 months and 5 years..

Amelia Grace, and Charlotte Louisa.

All the names have appeared in either mine or my wifes family at some point over the last 100 years...

We also had Bronwyn, Aurelia and emily on the short-list.

My best mates little girls called Skye, always thought that's a nice name

Batgirl!

transporter13 - Member

19 months ago we used

Ophelia

Ffion

monkey_boy - Member

Ffion

I've always liked Jessica, I like French names too, Leonie or Ariane.

my barber has a boy called fenton, no lie.

Fingers crossed she doesn't develop a stutter.

I rather like these ...

Agatha(Greek)
Edith(English)
Hilda(German)

Are you 70?

Please don't give your daughter a boys name ie Sam, Nicki, Charlie etc all the girls I have ever met with those names have been utterly nuts. I think they are confused or something.

Living in France, as we do, we thought that we should give her an easy monosyllabic name, simple to spell and pronounce.

We decided on Niamh 😳

Our daughter is officially Abigail Lauren, but gets called Abi, which was always our intention. She is the only Abi in her year at school. There are 3 Isobelle's and 3 George's (boys). I like Skye, there is one in her class.

I'm gonna be a Grandad in September.

Scans say it's a girl.

We've started calling her Shimano Crankshaft 😆

Mum to be is not best pleased 😈

They are deciding on the name after they see her, but us granpys are sticking with Shimano. Has a nice "Chardonnay" ring to it 😛

Cougar - Member

Are you 70?

You mean these are old names? i.e. Agatha(Greek), Edith(English)or Hilda(German). These names have good meaning ...

Either that or go with the modern trendy hip-hop, celebrities shites like for e.g. Porsh Brookly Bridge, Ivy Sunflower, Leopardlily Monshine, Harping Tardis or even better names like ...

Indigo Augustine,
Raylene
Lexi Diamond
Jesse Jane
Raven Alexis
Capri Cavalli
Persia Pele
Skin Diamond
Bobbi Starr
Aurora Jolie
Capri Anderson
Chayse Evans
Riley Steele
Dyanna Lauren
Black Angelika
Lexi Belle
Havana Ginger
Tanner Mayes
Isis Love
Shyla Stylez
Madelyn Marie
London Keyes
Jynx Maze
Abella Anderson
Sunny Leone

😆

My two are called Amelia & Madeline.

Had we not chosen the above, one of them would have been called Evanthia, due to the wife being of Greek heritage and all.

You mean these are old names?

I mean, they'd be great names if you were expecting witches.

Reducto al absurbum, there's plenty of good names to go at without resorting to pornstar pseudonyms.

We've started calling her Shimano Crankshaft

lol.

Nothing too popular (I'm a Dave), nothing too unusual, nothing that isn't obvious how to spell, nothing spelt incorrectly, something that can be long and official for later life but shortened and cute when required, something that means something (e.g. family members names that have passed on). I think that was our criteria. We ended up with Eleanor Hazel, referred to as Pickle.

An STW baby name? Has to be Robyn

Is it just me, but the new trend for Aurelia as a name just makes me giggle - I am sure it means Nipple in Latin ?? As in the booby kind, not the ones on bike wheels.

bring back proper names, betty, doris, hilda, gertrude and my personal fav, agatha

You need a name with an apostrophe in to be properly classy.

Ap'strophe

see, point proven. 🙂

D'mentia?

Wow there are some horrific name choices on this thread! don't be coming here for advice, pick your own, as no matter what you like someone else will think it's awful!
Amelie and Amelia seem to be the Evie, Grace and Ella's for 3-4 years ago. Pick what you like because you like it not becuase "it's different" ebcuase it sure as hell won't be as names go aroudn and come around.

you can add Nancy to the witches Edith, Agatha or hilda.

Florence?

Fenton? Lovely place to name your dog/cat/sheep/child etc after

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In the age of electronic communication, for goodness sake, give her a name that is easy to spell. I speak from experience. And nothing that was trendy for five minutes in the 1960's either 😉

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Imogen Grace was my choice. It doesn't sit well with my 14yo son though.

EDIT: and while we are on the subject of Fenton as name, since she's a girl, then it would have to be Fenton's Procedure (don't google images at work)...

Our little parcel of joy is due for arrival in 2 weeks and counting!
Don't know the sex but we've been calling "it" doris for several months now.
Originally as a bit of a joke to wind up the in-laws,however it appears to have stuck.
We have loads of names but will wait 'til we meet up to decide...I hope.

I like Constance and Isobel , but the later does appear to have become super popular.

The wife and I settled on Charlotte Hanora (wifes late Irish grandmother) for Esplin junior senior when she was expecting. Can't remember the boys name as I was so convinced we were having a girl a switched off to boys names. Esplin junior junior was heading for Isabelle amongst others (did try to get my grandmothers name, Rita, in there but was vetoed) but in the delivery room whilst chatting to our amazing midwife she mentioned that her daughter was called Pheobe. We both looked at each other and called her Pheobe Sarah. So it goes to show that sometimes you can settle on a name and sometimes inspiration comes at the last moment.

We had a little girl last October and chose Aila. We both liked sound of Isla and then found this version which has finnish/scottish links. Her middle name is Isobel, but that's the same for her mother and grandmother. I found girls names much easier to decide on than boys names. We were still thinking about boys names on the morning of the c-section (she was stubbornly arse down).

We called ours little sid during preganancy...