thread: Heres my shortlist of girls names from your suggestions, what do you think?

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2006
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    LOL, I hope this thread wasn't supposed to help you narrow it down!!!
    I really like Amelia, Sophia and Eden.

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    Amelia Rose Jenner
    Amelia Jenner
    Oliver, Gracie & Amelia
    Amelia ? German - Worker beloved, industrious, striving
    (Milly nickname)
    I LOVE LOVE LOVE this one. Amelia goes so well with your other children's names and Milly is just so gorgeous for a nick name. My friend has a "Millie Rose" and she is so beautiful! I don't think it matters that your friend has a baby with the same name - it's YOUR baby you need to think about.

    Summer is really pretty but perhaps just a tad too literal when paired with Rose.

    My second favourite is Sophia.

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    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2008
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    Annabelle

    The only reason I think this and why I called my princess this is because its a known name but I dont know any and there's never another one when you walk into a room or go somewhere. Not to different, classy, pretty and a beautiful meaning

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    Jan 2008
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    I like Amelia Rose, very pretty.

    I have always like the name Sarah also, however it depends if you want a 'normal' name or something a bit different.

    I love Eden, but.... for a boy.... sorry .

    Deanne.

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    BellyBelly Member

    Jan 2008
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    I agree The Edens I know are boys

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    I agree The Edens I know are boys
    I'm the opposite, I know one Eden and she's a dancer.

  7. #7
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    Sep 2008
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    Amelia, Melody, or Sarah! All lovely names.

    I like Amy, but not spelled Aimee- that's a French name pronounced eh-MAY, not AY-mee. I know it's usually pronounced like Amy in English- but why not just spell it Amy?