Caroline in on our short list, and I was curious what nicknames that you like or think of for for the name.
A nickname isn't a requirement, but I am more just curious what pops into everyone heads first or is your favorite.
I think I like Cara the best.
Re: Favorite Nicknames for Caroline?
And I typically agree (ex: we already have Charlotte that we call Charlotte), however, I think with a three syllable name having a shorter nn is not a bad thing especially as they get a little older.
I completely agree. Caroline is not on my list for 2 reasons: 1) DH insists on a nn for whatever name we choose. 2) I am not a fan of DH belting out "Sweet Caroline" every time I mention the name. I really, really love Caroline as a stand alone name.
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Cari, Cara, or Lina.
All are decent options!
Carly is my second fav nn for Caroline... perhaps even tied for first with Cara. Carly is just so cute, but fun.
^^This. If I had to choose, I suppose Cara is nicer than Carol.
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I'm "Carrie" and people ask me all the time if it is short for Caroline or Carolyn (which it isn't).
For NNs, you could use Carrie and Care
I love the name Caroline but also love names with good nicknames therefore I have endlessly google searched this topic. These are the results I have found so far - some are a pretty big stretch
Cara, Carrie, Carly, Carol, Clio/Cleo, Caz (popular nickname for Caroline in other countries I think?), Caddy (old nickname for Caroline), Ro, Arrow/Arow, Line, Liney, Cici
I would not shorten Caroline into anything.
However, we have a Caroline on our street and she goes by Carly.
I really like Cara.
Not really a fan of Carol.
Our daughter is Caroline. I agree with others, I like Caroline without a nn.
However, sometimes we, along with close family and friends refer to her as Liney. It's cute and I like to use it sometimes, but I always introduce her as Caroline, she'll be Caroline when she goes to school, etc.