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Element
post 02/01/2013, 05:25 PM
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I'm due in 2 weeks and we r still deciding on a girls name!! This is our list, undecided on which is my favourite. Want something pretty and not too common. Let me know ur thoughts and suggestions original.gif

Maple
Poppy
Marley
Aria

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post 02/01/2013, 05:28 PM
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Of your list, Marley is my favourite apart from the fact I have only known male Marley's. I do like Aria too though.
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post 02/01/2013, 05:30 PM
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Of those, I would choose Maple.

Marley is the only one I really dislike however.
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post 02/01/2013, 05:33 PM
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In order of preference:
Aria - very pretty & my favourite of your list by a long way!!
Poppy - also pretty but not really my style
Marley - I find this a lot less pretty and agree with PP that it's a bit masculine.
Maple - don't like this at all sorry OP.
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post 02/01/2013, 05:33 PM
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In order of preference

Marley - except I would spell it Mali or Mahli
Poppy
Aria
Maple
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post 02/01/2013, 05:35 PM
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The only names I like on your list are Aria, which I adore, and Poppy. The others aren't girly enough for my taste and Marley is just a 'nothing' name to me (a name that people use when they couldn't be bothered choosing a name).
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Element
post 02/01/2013, 06:24 PM
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Yeah I am keen on Aria tho worried it may b a bit popular now?
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la di dah
post 02/01/2013, 06:43 PM
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Maple by a landslide win for me. It's the only one I like, and I think it's really nice and uncommon without being hard to say/spell etc.

I don't like the others at all. I'd swap Marley for Molly if that's possible?
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post 02/01/2013, 06:49 PM
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Marley to me is a boys name.
Aria and Poppy are NMS but fine.
Maple gets a great big NO from me.
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post 02/01/2013, 06:54 PM
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I love Marley for a girl. (DS would've been Marley if he were a girl).

Maple is nice, and I really like Aria. Poppy is ok.
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