Esme, Niamh, Phoebe, popular names like ‘Isla’ but when there’s an attempt to spell them differently.. I know both an ‘Aisla’ and ‘Iyla’
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To be fair, if you called a kid Emma now she might be the only one in the schoolThe name Olivia always irritates me, just because it's so overused to the point it's just kind of boring?I'm at the age where people I know are starting to have kids and most of the ones I've seen have opted for the same three girls names: it's either Olivia, Poppy or Isla and I'm just not about it. The boys seem have gotten a bit more variation but most boys names just seem kind of 'meh' to me tbh (none really wow me like girls' names)
It's the same reason I could never name my kid Emma. I've got about 8 different friends called Emma and even though they've all been lovely, there's just too many of themI'd want my kid to have a name that their friends/classmates/colleagues can use in conversation without needing their surname or other descriptors every time
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Someone I know had their baby a year ago and called them Troy. I was baffledTroy(are there even any Troy’s out there anymore?!)
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Love it. I also like Rome/romi for a boy yes chavvy but I like itWhat’s your thoughts on the name Roman, I think it’s cute but noticing it becoming more popular now![]()
Love them names xLove it. I also like Rome/romi for a boy yes chavvy but I like itand no I’m not a cav!
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I’m curious hate daisy?me too!
Ive always loved the name Daisy!Oh no, I have a Daisyhowever she is a bit of a tit bag
I’d like to think I’m bringing her up in uncuntish though
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My son brought home a girlfriend when he was at school (age 15), spelt like the wrestler. When my husband took them out on a double date with their mates, the friend Crystal announced to her boyfriend (my son's mate) that she was ready for aOnly if it was spelt like the wrestler![]()
Mine was born before Blinders. Bloody tv!I love peaky blinders but now everyone is jumping on the Tommy and Arthur bandwagon![]()