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I'm only about 7.5 weeks pregnant, but already thinking about names!
I have 2 daughters and think this one will probably be another girl. I'm looking for names that go well with my 2 DD's names: Madeleine Joan and Eleanor Josephine. DH and I have 3 on our list, (I had loads more but he vetoed them! grrr). Rosemary Charlotte and Genevieve. Middle name is possibly Patricia, depending on first name. |
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I like Rosemary from your list, and Rosemary Patricia is a great match with your other girls' names (which I love btw).
I also like Rosalind and Rosamund if these take your fancy. |
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None of them are ugly but I ADORE Rosemary.
I like Genevieve and NN Gen, and for similar reasons I also like Imogen and Ginevra. Conversely, I think Charlotte is pretty but I'm not huge on either Charlie OR Lottie. And its also very very popular compared to the other two. Not an auto-dealbreaker for me but not a plus. |
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I love Genevieve and Rosemary almost equally, slightly favour Genevieve but only slightly. Both are fabulous.
 Charlotte I like but is a lot more commonly used at the moment, so would steer clear of that. Loads of them at my DDs' school, etc. |
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Yes, I think Charlotte is only on the list as it's a name we both like... But I dont' think we'd ever use it. In DD's day care there are 2 Charlotte's in each room.
But then again, there is also another Eleanor at her day care too! hehe. Rosemary is our top pick... I love Genevieve but DH is only liking it. I'm just wondering if I'm brave enough to go with Rosemary or not. I've had some pretty bad reactions to it IRL. |
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Genevieve is my favourite name ever, I love the nickname Evie from it too.
Not sure if your girls have nicknames but they may be Maddie, Ellie and Evie then? I also like Rosemary with the nn Rosie. Actually, I really like Rose just on it's own as well. Other ideas: Harriet Samantha Elisabeth Penelope Esther Celeste Callista Adelaide Leonora |
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Romy is my absolute favourite nickname for Rosemary, followed by Rory.
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30/11/2012, 12:27 PM
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DH and I both love Rose, but your surname starts with S and it just runs into our surname.
Yes, the girls are Maddie and Ellie, so this one will have a nickname too, Rosemary would be Rosie. But not really sure about Genevieve... |
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I vote Rosemary, but there's no bad choice here.
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I love Genevieve from your list, as well as Charlotte.
Also maybe consider: Gabrielle Josephine I just don't like Rosemary too much. I had a childhood friend with this name- she hated it. Her NN was 'bud' though which was cute 
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