: Which of these do you like?

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  • Imogen

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  • Gretchen

    9 13.64%

thread: which of these do you like?

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  1. #1
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    I like Imogen as well but not Gretchen, i can't imagine it on a little girl thats all but i don't mind Greta!

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    Haha willow. I hadn't thought of that. Definitely re-thinking now.

    I like Greta and Gretel too, but Gretchen sounds best with our surname. Well it did until willow put it together for me

    I don't think I'm ever going to sell DH on Gretchen anyway. It'd be so much easier if we were having a boy. We've had a boy name agreed on since I was 16 weeks with DD1!

    Thanks everyone for your feedback.

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    I think Imogen is lovely. LOVE Gretel. I like Gretchen but I guess it's out?

    How about your mum's favourite flower for a middle name? A way of connecting to the flower meaning of her name but something she would have liked

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    How about your mum's favourite flower for a middle name? A way of connecting to the flower meaning of her name but something she would have liked
    That's a good idea too

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    Her favourite flower was orchid - not sure how to turn that into a name.

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    Ah, well I just googled Orchid to see if they were known by any other names, and to see what 'orchid' meant. I'd be thinking it's definitely out. Orchid comes from the Greek word meaning testicle So yeah not sure that's gonna cut it either

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    Ah, well I just googled Orchid to see if they were known by any other names, and to see what 'orchid' meant. I'd be thinking it's definitely out. Orchid comes from the Greek word meaning testicle So yeah not sure that's gonna cut it either

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    Ah, well I just googled Orchid to see if they were known by any other names, and to see what 'orchid' meant. I'd be thinking it's definitely out. Orchid comes from the Greek word meaning testicle So yeah not sure that's gonna cut it either
    oh dear - not having much luck am i?

    willow, you know I love ya, but can you please stop helping now? 'Cause, well, you're not