Sloane or Quinn

sassypants · May 2013

Please help us choose a name for our baby girl!

Sloane Elizabeth

Quinn Elizabeth

Quinn Jacqueline

Thanks!

silentsiren11 · May 2013

I really like both names, but I think I prefer Sloane. It's unique and strong.

913mom · May 2013

If I had to pick it would be Sloane but I hate to be honest and say these are two names I just don't get for girls. Seem masculine to me.

cherylnicole · May 2013

913mom:
If I had to pick it would be Sloane but I hate to be honest and say these are two names I just don't get for girls. Seem masculine to me.

Honestly, when I read the post title I thought it was referring to a boy

periwinklebloom · May 2013

I prefer Sloane Elizabeth, I'm not a fan of Quinn.

MissHoppy · May 2013

I would prefer Sloane.

sharksfan · May 2013

Not a huge fan of either, but I'd vote Sloane between the two.

bsinno · May 2013

I like both! But I'm drawn to Sloane Elizabeth the most

VeniVidiScripsi · May 2013

Quinn Elizabeth. Not a fan of Sloane, makes me think of Farris Bueller. And Jacqueline kinda rhymes with Quinn...so no.

lilpenguingurl17 · May 2013

Quinn Elizabeth

I really dislike Sloane.

AmyMA53 · May 2013

Sloane is too masculine sounding for a girl (not that i like it for a boy either) . Quinn is a name that is starting to grow on me . I like Elizabeth as a middle name.

silentsiren11 · May 2013

TetonBaby:
Quinn Elizabeth sounds too much like Queen Elizabeth. That was honestly my first thought.

This.

fennyann · May 2013

If I had to choose..probably Sloane.

Mochadoodle · May 2013

Both names are NMS, but I will vote for Sloane because I still feel that Quinn belongs on a boy.

Clarinet35 · May 2013

TetonBaby:
I love the name Quinn! But I'm going to have to go with Sloane simply because I'm not crazy about the MN choices for Quinn.

Quinn Elizabeth sounds too much like Queen Elizabeth. That was honestly my first thought.

And with Quinn Jacqueline, I'm not a huge fan with both names ending with the in sound.

I definitely thought Queen Elizabeth too. I prefer Sloane Elizabeth out of your options.

KikiSmash12 · May 2013

Quinn Elizabeth. Quinn is a darling name!

kathleen02 · May 2013

Sloane is much much better than Quinn...which IMO is a boy name, but even with that aside Sloane just sounds prettier than Quinn.

Mrs.G123 · May 2013

Is there a SS?

Can you use Elizabeth as the FN?

BulgariHeart · May 2013

I don't get either names. Quinn is masculine sounding and Sloane is last name sounding.

annieravensfan528 · May 2013

Normally I love Elizabeth but I am really digging Quinn Jacqueline.

Be24 · May 2013

I grew up with a girl named Sloane. I have never heard it as a boy name, so I can see it on a girl just fine.

I like Sloane Elizabeth.

sunlavender · May 2013

Quinn Elizabeth

caittozer · May 2013

sharksfan:
Not a huge fan of either, but I'd vote Sloane between the two. nbsp;

Exactly. I thought it was going to be about a baby boy.

kellyandjoelinchi · May 2013

My daughter's middle name is Quinn and I love it. I think Sloane is a lot trendier and you might not like it in 10 years, where I believe Quinn will always be cute.

guilletskichuk · May 2013

Sloane Elizabeth gets my vote

Loganswife · May 2013

I don't like either, they just don't seem like girl names to me.

kmpls · May 2013

Love Sloane. Quinn is a boy name.

CeCe8579 · May 2013

Quinn all the way. I do like Quinn Elizabeth but it does remain me if Queen Elizabeth. Are there any other MNs you like with Quinn?

StephanieLove10 · May 2013

Quinn is do overdone at this point. It's the female version of Max. So, Sloane, but just know she's definitely cutting school to go to the museum with her boyfriend.

BC&LM · May 2013

While I am not a huge fan of the name Quinn, to me Sloane is a last name and is VERY masculine sounding. So by default, Quinn Elizabeth

ETA: ...although reading the other posts, that does kind of sound like Queen Elizabeth. I still think I like it better than Quinn Jacqueline, though.

BC&LM · May 2013

kmpls:
Love Sloane. Quinn is a boy name.

Even though I don't really like the name Quinn, I have only ever heard it on girls. So I tend to think the opposite of you. Sloane is totally boyish to me.

iErica · May 2013

Sorry, I don't prefer either for girls

Dukos · May 2013

I would go Sloane Elizabeth. I know people are using Quinn on girls right now, but it's a boy's name. If you use Sloane, your daughter has less of a chance of spending her whole life getting mail addressed to Mr. Quinn xxxx.

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