What do you think about the name Starla?

kmf143 · December 2008

I am prepared not to get many good reviews on this post but I will probably stick with Savannah if I have a girl (find out verrrrrry soon!) Which is more of the traditional/common-I just wanted another name to choose from that is trendy & that there wouldn't be anyone she would know with that name-but when people hear names they don't know they usually dont like them "Starla??" you would hear people say lol. I like it, thought it was cute cause obviously means star & I could have a whole theme to her room, lots of songs involving stars etc. Ah well, opinions?

Chrysallys · December 2008

NMS

FiremansWife2009baby · December 2008

NMS.

korndog99 · December 2008

NMS. I know a Starla and she ruined that name for me.

Scout1218 · December 2008

NMS.

HisLobster · December 2008

It makes me think of Darla from the Little Rascals.

DH says it makes him think of a hillbilly holler rat (and he's from the holler) LOL.

But, if you like it, do it. Lots of people hated Anakin's name.

The_Jen626 · December 2008

NMS = not my style, in case you don't know.

I don't like it. It sounds like a middle aged ex-stripper waitressing at Dennys in the middle of the night.

Savannah is pretty and classic.

cosmobella · December 2008

NMS. I think it would be cute on a little girl but not so much once she gets older.

Neudorfer · December 2008

i don't hate it, but it wouldn't be one of my first picks.

NoelleHansen · December 2008

Sorry, screams middle aged hooker to me.... Or possibly a middle aged hooker's shitzu - no disrespect to shitzus intended.

Now, Savannah, I really like.

MidwestTexan · December 2008

Sounds like a stripper name to me...sorry.

NoelleHansen · December 2008

The_Jen626:

NMS = not my style, in case you don't know.

I don't like it. It sounds like a middle aged ex-stripper waitressing at Dennys in the middle of the night.

Savannah is pretty and classic.

Oh, I just read the rest of the posts to see what the verdict was and I see I could pretty much have just said: "ditto"

CashewsMom · December 2008

Have you ever seen the female hillbilly halloween costume yep, costume=Starla.....

BrendaK · December 2008

It's my OB's name. She was raised Amish.

I don't hate it, but NMS. I have something against names that end in "la"

TheMRS0127 · December 2008

I like it, its different but I agree with pp - now that they said it, reminds me of a middle age hooker!

KSimone619 · December 2008

For some reason, I immediately thought of Jem and the Rockers. Maybe she was in the band?

KSimone619 · December 2008

For some reason, I immediately thought of Jem and the Rockers. Maybe she was in the band? S

KSimone619 · December 2008

For some reason, I immediately thought of Jem and the Rockers. Maybe she was in the band? Stella

KSimone619 · December 2008

For some reason, I immediately thought of Jem and the Rockers. Maybe she was in the band? Stella means

KSimone619 · December 2008

For some reason, I immediately thought of Jem and the Rockers. Maybe she was in the band? Stella means star t

KSimone619 · December 2008

For some reason, I immediately thought of Jem and the Rockers. Maybe she was in the band? Stella means star too

KSimone619 · December 2008

For some reason, I immediately thought of Jem and the Rockers. Maybe she was in the band? Stella means star too

KSimone619 · December 2008

P.S. Sorry the bump went crazy!

thenewmrsrussell · December 2008

I'm not into it. Too....hippy/astronomer-ish.

randjalexander · December 2008

I dont hate it, its actually a name my DH had on his list of names for a girl. We didnt go with it. My middle name is star and I wanted my daughters middle name to also be star. But if you like the name its your choice. You could always go with Stella which also mean star.

KelliO924 · December 2008

stripper name.

NoelleHansen · December 2008

randjalexander:
middle name is star and I wanted my daughters middle name to also be star. But if you like the name its your choice. You could always go with Stella which also mean star.

Or... Celeste. I know someone that named a boy "Orion". He was about 6 yrs old.Struck me as odd, but by the end of the evening (all of the grown ups were playing cards), I liked it.