Help!Girl names3

Chelley111213 · June 2013

For first names, we like:
Callie
Ryleigh
Kylee

For middle names, it's between:
Mae
Michelle
Elizabeth

Last name is Dixon
What is your favorite COMBO?

Bebuh · June 2013

Callie Mae

WashingtonQueen · June 2013

The middle names are nice. The first names not so much.

SummerBabyLove · June 2013

I like Callie Elizabeth the best.

mkhardy · June 2013

Callie Mae Dixon

So cute!

NerdyLucy · June 2013

Callie, then any of the middle names.

MrsSparklesMcGee · June 2013

I like Callie Mae, but really think that "Callie" is a NN and not a proper FN.

luminousbluestar · June 2013

What about Callista Mae with the nickname Callie?

NerdyLucy · June 2013

Here's a list of names that start with Cal that Callie could possibly be used as a NN for.

BulgariHeart · June 2013

I would switch the FNs with the MNs. Any combination.

brooksidebride · June 2013

My favorite combo is Callie Michelle (I really like it!). Second would be Callie Mae (very nice too!). I don't love the flow of Callie Elizabeth, and I don't like Ryleigh (especially that spelling) or Kylee.

capulet · June 2013

Callie is okay, although I prefer it as a nickname for a more formal name like Calliope, Callista, or Calla. I strongly dislike the other two names. Your cute little girl will grow up someday and it would be nice if her parents took her seriously as a future adult. I think Michelle is the best MN with Callie but all your MN options are fine and vastly preferable to Ryleigh and Kylee.

Ewych82 · June 2013

From your list I would choose Callie Elizabeth.

TripMomma · June 2013

Not a fan of any of your FN's, sorry.

JemmaWRX · June 2013

Not loving your FNs - sorry - as they all are very cutesy and juvenile. Your children will grow up one day... can you picture Rileigh on a resume? I think Mae and Elizabeth are your best names of the bunch.

If I HAD to choose... Callie Mae (because honestly, Rileigh and Kylee are just awful). But I would suggest finding legitimate first names where you can use Callie as a NN so she has the ability to use a proper, more sophisticated name if she chooses.