i couldn't help but pop into to say the name Imogen if i had to chose it for my own child it could easily grow on me![]()
i couldn't help but pop into to say the name Imogen if i had to chose it for my own child it could easily grow on me![]()
charlotte and isabelle work well together![]()
Imogen was on our shortlist for a while. It could grow on you. I was thinking Immy or Gen for short.
I know a lovely little girl called Chloe. She's a really girly girl![]()
I dont like Chloe... it was going to be a middle name but so over it.
I LOVE IMOGEN though (mog) I think it sits really well with Charlotte. They are both a bit old fashioned, or classic (though charlotte is pretty popular I guess).
Ive loved it forever but DH hates it..
As for the actually question... Alexander was a 'fall back'. We could not decide on anything else so Alexander it was and it suits him sso well now I wouldnt call him anything else.
I think Cordelia is better than Imogen.
I like ImogenIt goes well with charlotte...but I also know a sweet sweet chloe!
I guess DD's name wasn't really on my radar at all, I had my girls name picked out years ago, but DH wouldn't have a bar of it....Darcie was the only name we both had on our lists....I even had a cat named d'arcy once!!!
Dont give up on finding that "just right" name yet, research, research, research. With #6 i was stressing because we couldnt find that name that gave us that "wow" factor, i trawled baby name sites and looked at movie credits and read everything i could really, then one day, there it was!!
With #1 though, i did find that we had a name we both loved and when she was born, every time i looked at her i kept thinking she was Rebekah (shes Ebonee), for about a month i struggled to call her Ebonee because the rebekah feeling was so strong but DH wouldnt change her name. So it can work both ways, u think u have the right name and they are born and they totally suit another name.
I say go in with a list, even if it takes you several days to name her, her name will come to you![]()
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