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Pick a girls' name
| Tue, 01-02-2007 - 6:48pm |
Pick a girls' name
- Layla
- Gwyneth, nn Gwyn
- Helena, possible nn Lena (just at home)
- Bridget
- Tessa
- Georgia
- Last name similar to Walters
You will be able to change your vote.


Layla - This is my least favourite of the list. It is okay, but has a trendy feel to it. I prefer the classics.
Gwyneth, nn Gwyn - This is nice, but not my favourite, although I am in the minority I know. People on this board love the name, from what I've heard, but I just can't get into the Gwen names.
Helena- This GMV, it is gorgeous and so classy. It will be impossible to date her to a certain decade, unlike many names that are so trendy and points. Gorgeous and so fresh.
Bridget - I like this a lot.
Tessa - Very sweet and spunky. I have heard it more often lately, but definately not popular enough to even beware of
Georgia - love this, very spunky.
-Nikki
I love the name Georgia! I've heard that a lot lately.
Nancy
Thanks for the comments! I am a little surprised that Georgia is winning. I'm still not sure about a name that I will see pretty often, as we are Kentucky fans and Georgia is in our conference for sports. That may be weird. But it is very pretty, nonetheless!
I think my top picks are the ones that are tied- Bridget, Tessa, and Helena.
Thanks for voting and commenting!
Liz
Thanks belle_petite for the siggy!
I love Helena, Tessa, Georgia and Bridget. I like Layla, but am concerned it is too trendy. I prefer Leila or Lila. Sorry, I dislike Gwyneth.
Good luck you have lovely choices.
Helena is beautiful and GMV. A great classic, and nice with your last name.
As for the others:
I don't care for place names, so wouldn't use Georgia, especially if you live nearby (yes, I know it was a name first, but still...).
Tessa seems too nicknamey and insubstantial as a whole name, but would be nice as a nickname for Theresa.
Layla, Gwyneth, and Bridget are all nice, but I personally wouldn't them unless the baby will be at least part Arab, Welsh, or Irish, respectively.
Someone else should totally use it!
Thanks belle_petite for the siggy!