Girl's names

[etta166]

How hard can it be?? Why is it that we have a list of about 5 boys names that we can agree on, but none for a girl? We've got about another 8 weeks, so I guess that there's plenty of time still!

Hoping for some inspiration from the forum.

[Fuschia]

What's it got to go with?

[snowboarder]

Any inspiration here :-)

http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?29,953244,953244#msg-953244

[Norfolkvillas]

Ha, was just about to flag up that thread! Hope it proves useful to the OP!

[etta166]

Thanks!

We probably need to avoid a name beginning with E (or it will be the same as her sister) and T (brother). I will search the previous thread tonight...

[bluesuperted]

That was a great thread! I found naming my daughter much harder than my son, but now love the name totally and am so glad we picked it :)

[Fuschia]

What sort of names do you like, Etta? Traditional, quirky ...?

[Otta]

Friend just had a girl and called her Celeste, which I think is nice.

[etta166]

My other two children have traditional english names, so we'll probably stick to that this time too. I like a number of less traditional names (Aliz?e is one of my favourites) but we don't tend to agree on this point... I'm not British by birth, but my husband is.

[VALFR59]

it's a bit "french" style, forgive me... but if it can help...

Traditionnal:

Fostine

Louise

Jeanne

Madeleine

Ang?le

Berenice

F?licie

Capucine

clara

Chlo?

Eleonore

less common:

Ninon

Jade

Luane

Lia

Nola

[Mrs TP]

Maybe part of your mind knows you are having a boy? We never found out the sex of any of our 3 pre birth and always agreed on girl names but never a boy name and yes we had 3 girls. Happily stuck with 3 but still daydream about names and love 'Betsy'.

Enjoy it is fun.

[Mrs TP]

My girls like Poppy, Honey, Lila, Sylvie, Millie