WORDING?

3222w27thst

Most people don't  like the name Charlie for a girl but I cant think of any girl names and daddy loves this one so unless 1 comes to mind in the next 3 months then Charlie it is?

Is Charlie for a girl spelled with ie or y.??

 

CeCe8579

Why not Charlotte with the NN Charlie?

Other suggestions: Shae, Quinn, Ryann, Morgan or Taylor?

Sam Buttons

Ditto the pp. definitely spell it correctly, Charlie.

Ps. I actually like Charlie for a girl, but it's definitely one of those names where she has to be pretty or have a strong personality or else it could be tough for a girl to carry.

sunlavender

Iloveshanej:

Why not Charlotte with the NN Charlie?

bsinno

CHARLOTTE nn Charlie, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee

Mochadoodle

Our puppy's name is Charlie (see siggy pic). I'm not a fan of the name on a girl.

folkfemme

bsinno:

CHARLOTTE nn Charlie, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee

This.

momtobe1028

mj.reilly:

Charlie should always be spelled Charlie, no matter the sex of the baby. If you want to use a boy nn, own it and spell it correctly.Charlotte, Charlize, Cara, Carly, Claire, Clara

This

WashingtonQueen

mj.reilly:

Charlie should always be spelled Charlie, no matter the sex of the baby. If you want to use a boy nn, own it and spell it correctly.

Charlotte, Charlize, Cara, Carly, Claire, Clara

This.

Hate Charlie on a girl, though.

Bexx24

mj.reilly:

Charlie should always be spelled Charlie, no matter the sex of the baby. If you want to use a boy nn, own it and spell it correctly.

Charlotte, Charlize, Cara, Carly, Claire, Clara

Basically.

caittozer

Spelled Charlie. I love Charlie for a boy but dislike Charles. I could get behind girl nick named Charlie but feel like she'd need a !real! name to fall back on.

I can't tell but it seems like you're looking for suggestions on other girls names. Do you have any criteria on what you're looking for?

thegoodpotato

Joy2611:

Charlie is spelled b-o-y-'-s n-a-m-e.

Yes ma'am!  This, totally! 

3222w27thst

For caittozer

No really any criteria were going for just something we like. People say a girl name will come to me eventually. Your right it does sound like a nickname but I think she can hold it down as a first name. Thanks for your opinion on the spelling.

 Ladies no thanks on charlotte or carlie or other C names I just don't like any of them. Charlie is a boy name but people now a days name they're baby helicopter pilot and alize. So thanks but as for now were going to stick with Charlie.

Zimger

3222w27thst:

Charlie is a boy name but people now a days name they're baby helicopter pilot and alize. 

True...but do you really want to lump yourself in with silly trends? 

BulgariHeart

bsinno:

CHARLOTTE nn Charlie, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee

+1 

GWUAlum

I like it for a girl

Cranang

Joy2611:

Charlie is spelled b-o-y-'-s n-a-m-e.

Again, Joy is correct. 

Do you not have any say in the naming of your child, OP?  You said that the baby daddy loves it, so that's what it will be.  NICE.

And I think what you're looking for is "SPELLING" not "WORDING."  FFS.

catahoulatte

I work with a female Charley. She hates her name. It's bad enough it's already a male dominated field, but she gets all of her mail delivered to Mr. Charley Soandso, people call her and ask for Mr. Soandso, and will actually argue with her that she is not who they are looking for (and call her his secretary. True story). She hates it.

Just food for thought. Not every girl wants to be saddled with a boy name.

StickyBaby

Charlie on a girl is my least favorite name, maybe if I meet a girl Charlie it would soften me a bit on this name, idk.

Pepper6

I know you said you don't want to go with Charlotte, but please reconsider.  You can still call her Charlie the second she's born, and tell people that's her name, but at least give her the option later in life to be Charlotte.  And if she still prefers to go by Charlie, no harm done.  This would also help in people assuming the correct gender on legal paperwork.

As someone who has a nn for a legal name, seriously consider this, your daughter will thank you.