Hello All! My DH and I decided to join team green this pregnancy. Our boy name is set, but we are having a hard time choosing between our two girl names.
Hazel Ann
Josephine Hazel (nn: Josie)
Hazel is my DHs grandma's name, we can't decide if we want to use it for a first or middle name. Would love others opinions on the two names!
Thanks!
Re: Opinions on girl names
Josephine Hazel
I would use Hazel as MN.
Mr. & Mrs. - Est. 10.03.2009
TTC #1 since 06.2011 Me-24 DH-24
12.2011 SA = Normal
06.2012 First visit with OB/GYN
10.2012 Clomid 50mg + TI = BFN
11.2012 Clomid 50mg + TI = BFN
12.2012 Clomid 100mg + TI = BFN
01.2013 First visit with RE
02.2013 Clomid 150mg + TI = BFN
03.2013 Femara 5mg + TI = BFN
05.2013 Femara 5mg + TI = BFN
06.2013 Femara 7.5mg + TI = BFN
*Taking a break*
I'm not a fan of Josephine at all and everyday I see a new post about it.
Maverick James 01.07.2012 * Married 01.23.2010 * Harper Skye 01.24.2013
This.
Love Josephine so that gets my vote, and you still get to use grandma's name as the middle. NN Josie is super cute too.
Glancing at your ticker, if you already have a DS named Marshall, Hazel sounds a bit rhymey/matchy with it, so if you wanted to avoid that I'd definitely go with Josephine.
I guess I never thought of Hazel and Marshall as rhymey/matchy. Do you think that because they are both two syllables and end in an L? Interesting, I will have to think about that one! Thanks for your opinion, it is not something I thought of before.
Thanks everyone!
That's funny that you cringe at the name Josie, everyone has their own taste I guess! I personally do not like "boy" girl names. So Joey or Jo would be out of the question for me. For some reason I have always loved Josie, but it is becoming more popular. Thanks for your feedback!
Anna Catherine 7/23/2012, 35 weeks 5 days, 5 lbs 5 oz (PProm)
Baby Sam 10/4/2013, 36 weeks 2 days, 5 lbs 14 oz
I agree! I don't see what is so great about Josephine. That said, I LOVE Hazel!!
Yeah, that's definitely a part of it. They aren't spelled the same but the pronunciation is the same at the end, so when you say them together, "Marshall and Hazel", it seems very sing-songy to me. I wish I could say it out loud to you so you'd have a better idea of what I mean, lol!
Are the choices Hazel Ann and Josephine Hazel?
I prefer Hazel to Josephine & I love that it's a family name.
Or is the name Hazel Ann Josephine?
I don't like double MNs.