Health & Family Girls names - help me name my kid :-)

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  1. Jamie Moore

    Jamie Moore MORTGAGE BROKER - AUSTRALIA WIDE Business Member

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    Hey guys

    We're struggling to come up with a girls name for our bub due in Oct.

    Would love to hear some suggestions from the forum :)

    Cheers

    Jamie
     
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  2. D.T.

    D.T. Specialist Property Manager Business Member

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    (Same answer as every other thread)

    Adelaide
     
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    wylie Moderator Staff Member

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    I love Grace, Romy, Greer. Had them all ready and then had three boys :p.
     
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    MTR Well-Known Member

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    Louise

    (I am biased, my daughters name:)

    I personally try to stay away from popular names, it will drive you crazy when she starts school and every second child has same name

    Mtr
     
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    Jemima
     
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    thatbum Well-Known Member

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    Something gaelic tickle your fancy?

    Sinead? Catriona?
     
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    Belinda, Vanessa
     
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    Hollywood. or Dorothy
     
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  10. WattleIdo

    WattleIdo midas touch

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    Just had at a list of popular names - not that you want to be like everyone else. But there are some lovely names being regenerated. I really like Aubrey or Audrey.
    Other pretty names I like are Chloe and Mia (though a little cat-like) and Zoey, Leah, Aria and Brooklyn - I prefer Brooke.
    Family background can help too eg Irish. Some of the old catholic/protestant/other regious names are still classics - whether you're that way inclined or not.
     
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    Airlie
     
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    D.T. Specialist Property Manager Business Member

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    Mortgage brokers daughter... how about Lendme ... Lendme Moore :p
     
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    xkcd: Baby Names

    "I've been trying for a couple years now but I haven't been able to come up with a name dumber than 'Renesmee'"
     
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  14. Simon Hampel

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    Gimme Moore
    Forever Moore
    Any Moore
    Clay Moore
    Dulci Moore
    Ever Moore
    Further Moore
    Never Moore
    Sopho Moore
    Syca Moore
    One Moore
    Alittlebit Moore
    No Moore
    Once Moore
    Something Moore
    ThanAFeeling Moore (Moore, ThanAFeeling)
    ThanMeetsTheEye Moore (Moore, ThanMeetsTheEye)
    ThanWords Moore (Moore, ThanWords)
    ThanEver Moore (Moore, ThanEver)
    OrLess Moore (Moore, OrLess)
    ToThisLife Moore (Moore, ToThisLife)

    No, just call her "One" ... so then she can be One Moore (next daughter can be Two Moore!) and then when she marries she can choose her partner based on his name and hyphenate:

    One Moore-Knight
    One Moore-Time
    One Moore-Day
    One Moore-Song
    One Moore-Sleep
    One Moore-Try
    One Moore-Shot
    One Moore-Step
    One Moore-Chance
    One Moore-Dance

    ... of course when she is a baby, she will be A Little Moore.

    So much opportunity here - don't waste it!!!
     
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    Mary Tyler?

    I wanted Charli for our daughter but it was voted down 1:1
     
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  16. Jess Peletier

    Jess Peletier Mortgage Broker & Finance Strategy, Aus Wide! Business Member

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    When in doubt, look at the ghetto for ideas.
     
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    I have a Zoe. I also liked Sophie, Stephanie, Claudia.

    Popular names in Zoe's kinder class start with an A or E and end in a A - Elissa, Alyssa, Alessia, Eliza, Eva
     
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    I have an Emmeline. I like that she shares her name with Emmeline Pankhurst who got women the right to vote in england (although mine wasn't named after her). Is this your first daughter Jamie?
     
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  19. Scott No Mates

    Scott No Mates Well-Known Member

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    And if it was twins, Adelaide & Elizabeth.

    Ursula, Anges, Cynthia, Bianca, Charlee, Esther, Rubella, Gladys, Beryl, Cornelia, Viagra, Salmonella, Cleopatra
     
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  20. MTR

    MTR Well-Known Member

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    Oh no not popular names

    I named my eldest daughter Olivia, not popular at the time and 10 years down the track everyone is calling their child Olivia. I suppose who cares, if you like it:)

    Something interesting Americans will often use a family surname as Christian name.

    MTR:)
     
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