Girl name

Re: Girl name

• bbiutmcph member

  February 2017

  Love

  
  
  

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• MamaWren919 member

  February 2017

  Love. I also love Rosemary or Rosalie nn Rose or Rosie.

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• LadyDi711 member

  February 2017

  Thanks!
  
  @MamaWren919 We had discussed Rosalie too. I think it helps it stand out but we weren't sure if it was too cutesy - definitely on the table 

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• emilyalso member

  February 2017

  I think it sounds nice flipped too - Alexandra Rose! Two good choices  

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• cantrellja member

  March 2017

  With a one syllable last name, I would choose a multi-syllable fn. Rosalie is lovely! Also consider:
  
  Rosalyn Alexandra
  Rosamund Anne
  
  Or alternatively:
  
  Alexandra Rose
  Amelia Rose
  
  
  

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• LadyDi711 member

  March 2017

  Thanks  @cantrellja! We wouldn't use Alexandra as a first name because it is to honor a family member that's passed. Both DH and I want our child to have their own fn. I typically have liked multi-syllable fns but haven't always gotten DH on the same page hah. Rosalie will have to be discussed again since Rose could always be a nn

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• cantrellja member

  March 2017

  You are welcome. I think even a 2 syllable fn wold work better with a one syllable ln....lots of little girls would feel sort of ripped off to be the equivalent of "Ann Smith" or "Jane Doe" with two 1-syllable names. So, I'm glad you are reconsidering Rosalie. Rosalind is another option I didn't think of the other day. Have you thought of Maribel or Mirabelle?
  
  
  

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• RedRadiance member

  March 2017

  Very pretty! People use Rose a lot in the MN spot but not too many babies with the FN Rose lately. 

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