Hi
I'm very excited I have just found out we are having a pink bundle after 2 blues Yah for us .. Dh doesn't want to know the gender so it's my little secret LOL

Sooo like the title says which do you like better

Also what would you shorten Imogen to ? Immy, Imo?? The reason I ask is I know DH will shorten it and I would like to be prepared with one I like iykwim !!

TIA

I like Imogen Cate And like the nn Immy

I'm the same, Imogen Cate and Immy for short.

Good luck

mmm I agree with pps Imogen Cate is lovely.

I like Imogen Skye with Gen for a nickname

Imogen Cate

Imogen Skye, nn Gen gets my vote.

Imogen Cate with Immy as a nn.

Good luck!

I like Imogen Kate nickname Immy. I'm not keen on Cate spelt like this unless it's a nickname to Caitlin or Catherine.

Imogen Cate is lovely, Gen as a nn is sweet.

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I love the name Imogen, but always crossed it off my list because of the NN issue.

Cate and Skye are both nice MNs. Slight preference for Cate I think.

I think maybe just wait and see what the NN ends up being once you have your little pink bundle. I find nicknames have their own way of developing.

I swore I would never call DS Eddie, but he is called that all the time!!

Thanks everyone for your replies.. I'm leaning towards Cate but Skye was on hubby's list last time round'
I didn't even give Gen a thought as a nn but it's nice to, I agree nn evolve themselves ours usually cause one of the kids can't pronnounce the name properly cute though. I just wanted to be prepared for something I hadn't thought of iykwim..

Thanks again for taking the time to reply..

Imogen Cate. I don't normally like the spelling with the C but it looks better with Imogen for some reason. I love Imogen.

My 10 yr old niece is Imogen Cate, and her nn is Immy (what she used to call herself when tiny )

It's a gorgeous name

I like Imogen Skye, that was on my name list

Congrats on your Pink bundle
I like both the name you have chosen but Imogen Skye is my favorite
Immy as a nn is so sweet

I prefer Cate, although I am much fonder of it spelled Kate. (Cate just seems a bit pretentious, and it doesn't look as nice written down. It's funny, because I much prefer Catherine to Katherine...)

I knew an Imogen who went by Moggie (yep, like a cat). Not for everyone but it suited her.