I’m 24 weeks pregnant and I really want to use it for my boy but wasn’t sure if it was too girly. I’ve mentioned the name to a few people and they’ve said they knew girls with it but spelt with an ie.
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I know a woman with that name but for me if I se a boy named Kolby/Kolbi I would think it's a boy. I like it!
I know of someone who had a boy about 10 years ago and called him Colby, don't think anyone ever thought of it as a girls name!
I would like Colby more than Koby! Really cute
Oh, I meant Coby haha autocorrect!
Both are Nice names! And not so common so thats a plus!
I really like Alethea but I don’t think I would use it.
I love the name Erin for a girl but the other half has vetoed it. Currently pregnant with number 2 and we just cannot agree on anything we both like, it's a bloody minefield lol.
Definitely set on calling my boy Koby now can’t find any other name I like as much lol
Daphne. Gorgeous, quaint name..
I always name my cars. When my little girl was 4 she called my new (but old) car Daphne!
Chavvy
I had a friend called Daphne, she hated it. I had a friend in the 60s called Delphine, never heard the name before or since.
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It's nothing like a chavvy name. It's a really nice name
Since I was little I loved the name August. My partner has vetoed it but at least now it’s getting popular again I can enjoy hearing it more often.
I love the name august. I also love the name Tove.
I know it's super traditional but I've always loved Joseph. I would never use it as I wouldn't want it shortened to Joe or Joey but I remember hearing a guy introducing himself as Joseph, and just thought it was lovely.
I love Irish names, but I'm not Irish and they'd always be quizzed about spelling and pronunciation. I love Sadhbh/Sadbh, Oisin, Sorcha, Cian, Aoife...
I always loved the girls name myla spelt either like that or mila
So do I! My BMW is called Helmut
I got one of them so I spend half my time spelling it to people- a random selection of vowels and a consonant for good measure
Maybe the parents were inspired by the Oracle of Delphi.