Which name for baby girl

onlyroz

heartbreak_star wrote: »

If I see the name Esme I think of Granny Weatherwax from Discworld...:rotfl:

Me too :rotfl:

annie_d

Each of those three names appear to be VERY popular at the moment so i think that the chances of your child having that name alone in a classroom is minimal. Wait until she comes and she may well bring her own name with her. That can happen x

Tiddlywinks

kossohead wrote: »

Really struggling to choose a name for our baby girl born this week.

annie_d wrote: »

Each of those three names appear to be VERY popular at the moment so i think that the chances of your child having that name alone in a classroom is minimal. Wait until she comes and she may well bring her own name with her. That can happen x

She's already here... as told in the opening post.

Wyre

I saved the more unusual names for middle names with my lot. Two are named after DS-9 characters. My lad has an unusual first name and noone ever spells it correctly and my eldest tends to go by something completely different to her given name unless she has been naughty - which at 21 is not very often these days!

Out of the 3 names on the list I suppose I prefer Ella the most. Bella is too Twilight (and the name of a friend's dog) and I am not a big fan of flower names - sorry!

Goldiegirl

Could always call her Ella-Bella !

boatman

aileth wrote: »

Well that's one way to do it, name your children after the clothes you conceived them in :rotfl:

Well if things didn't quite go to plan you could end up with 3 kids called Trojan Durex and Femidom.

Alpha58

What about "Frogmella" - you could always shorten it to "Ella" if you prefer? :-)

toadhall

I like Daisy, I have a friend whose dog is called Bella

sexyjacksparrow

I like Ella too.

Toto

jellyhead wrote: »

My child was conceived in a disney hotel ... oh, the possibilities Aladdin? Hercules? Prince Charming ...

Mine too We did toy with Orlando but as she was female that didn't work, I wasn't taken with Ariel, Belle (husband is French Canadian, his family would think this a stupid name )or Cinderella.

On another note, we do get some stupid names at work, I have mentioned it before I think. I did once deliver a set of twins called Brandy and Tekeela (pronounced tequila) I don't think mum and dad knew how to spell it. All I could think of was this poor child going through life having people ask where the worm is?