I've just realised I've never met a Keeley or a Stacy/Stacey I like either 
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How do you shorten it?I agree with many of you... I have never liked the name Darcy.. especially if it’s shortened (god knows why you’d do that)
Funny thing is, I now have a stepdaughter called Darcy
The shortened version of my daughters name is Evie (and on this list) but her full mane is Evangeline - cue the “oh you think you’re posh brigade”
.............when she was at nursery there was a Phoenix and in her class at school is a Rocky and Casey-Leigh. Yuck!
.............when she was at nursery there was a Phoenix and in her class at school is a Rocky and Casey-Leigh. Yuck!
Rocky
smh. Evie is a popular name, I know a few and I really like it!
I know of a kid called Aldous but shortened to Aldi
My stepdaughter gets called Darce... as in D-arse. Just add the Y fgs
I don’t - my Irish partner said it was ‘too American’
I think his reasoning was that it was apparently popularised as a given name in America
It's a nice name, reminds me of the actress Evangeline Lilly from LOST
I’ll never understand naming your kid the thing that causes thrush.Speaking of Chlamydia...
How about Candida?
Arabella is another one. Sounds like a disease “oh I’ve not been very well I’ve had arabella”
Guaranteed she read a Virginia Andrews bookOne of my friends teaches a Heaven-Leigh
I’ve seen that too, full name MinervaI’ve just seen on IG a baby called ‘Minnie’
I hate the name Alicia/Alisha/Alessia
Meren
Pilare ?
They're names of young family members (<5yo) and honestly don't approve of them as i would rather call them by their nicknames lol
Also not sure of the spelling, just wrote how we pronounce them
Pilare ?
They're names of young family members (<5yo) and honestly don't approve of them as i would rather call them by their nicknames lol
Also not sure of the spelling, just wrote how we pronounce them
Both my kids have a mention here
I'm no fan of names that are intended to sound posh. Usually accompanied by very stuck up parents. At my daughters gymnastics there is a group of parents who are brother, sister, sister in law etc. They ignore everyone and are very up themselves. Kids have names like sebby, dotty, barnaby, Otis. I've come across many parents like this, other names that spring to mind; Mabel, beau, gerald.
I'm no fan of names that are intended to sound posh. Usually accompanied by very stuck up parents. At my daughters gymnastics there is a group of parents who are brother, sister, sister in law etc. They ignore everyone and are very up themselves. Kids have names like sebby, dotty, barnaby, Otis. I've come across many parents like this, other names that spring to mind; Mabel, beau, gerald.
I actually quite like those names, they sound Irish or French, are they?Meren
Pilare ?
They're names of young family members (<5yo) and honestly don't approve of them as i would rather call them by their nicknames lol
Also not sure of the spelling, just wrote how we pronounce them
but maybe I don't have very good taste as my daughters name has come up on this list
I know a Minnie, and a Missy! (Not siblings). I also know a Mason but spelt MaisonI’ve just seen on IG a baby called ‘Minnie’
Oh and a Lacey-May. Lovely kids but not sure about the names
Oh yes i know Meren is Mary in Irish but idk about Pilare. I feel so sorry now didn't mean any offense reallyI actually quite like those names, they sound Irish or French, are they?
but maybe I don't have very good taste as my daughters name has come up on this list
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