Girls names with a 'P'

[muffins]

Hi,

So am pregnant with DC2.
When pregnant with DS he was nicknamed donut and as such I felt I had to give him a name beginning with D which I have - Dylan.
DC2 looks to be a girl and is nicknamed baby pie (I have no idea why!) so feeling the need to give it a P name - Any suggestions??

I do like Penelope/Penny and Poppy but thought perhaps for a middle name. Phoebe I quite like to.
Any first names that may go with any of these as middle names (doesn't have to begin with P if the middle name does if that makes any sense whatsoever!!)

Thanks in advance!

[SolarPanel]

Philippa/Pippa
Pearl
Peony
Perdita
Persephone
Pamela
Polly
Palma
Paloma
Primrose

[Janoschi]

Patricia
Phyllis
Priscilla
Peggy
Piper
Petra
Philomena
Pandora
Pia

[MelinaM]

Paisley
Palila
Pania
Panthea
Paradisa
Paris
Patience
Pelagia
Pepper
Perla
Perpetua
Pertula
Petunia
Phoebe
Poppy
Portia
Posy
Preya
Primavera
Princess ...
Providence
Prudence

[spottyock]

I was thinking of Penny. That's cute. Also like Phoebe and Poppy.

[amothersplaceisinthewrong]

Prunella

[ValiumBandwitch]

Paloma is lovely.
Also Posy, but short for Josephine.
Phoebe is beautiful too, but that's a f sound, so not really in keeping with your pie iykwim!

[Bubbaluv]

Persephone (percy for short)

[MelinaM]

I love Paloma too, Pandora is another favourite of mine, and I adore Perdita -Perdy! Posy is lovely too

[meadowlarks]

Perdita. Beautiful.

[CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

Persis.

Another one from the family tree. She gets a mention somewhere in the New Testament, I think.

[TeacupTempest]

Petra

[NormanTheForeman]

Pamela
Patricia
Paloma
Pansy
Penelope
Perdita
Petra
Peta
Petronella
Persephone
Posy
Phoebe
Philippa
Phyllis
Phyllida
Pearl
Paula
Pauline
Paulette
Primrose
Poppy
Prudence
Priscilla
Petula
Pixie
Polly
Peggy

[Bunbaker]

Paula
Pauline

[AmyLouise86]

My daughter is calle dpoppy. and we both love it! :)

[oohlaalaa]

I would not have the guts to use these names but I like:

Pamela (Pammy)
Paula

I know neither are fashionable. Also love Penelope / Penny

[oohlaalaa]

I like Phoebe too.

[CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

Don't know why you'd need "guts" for Pamela or Paula. Not fashionable, sure, but that's a plus in my book, and I don't see them as the kind of names that date.

[oohlaalaa]

I think of Pamela as 1950s and Paula as 1960s 1970s, I think the child would be the only one in playground. It seems to me that some names have come back into fashion - Martha - and others not.

[CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

I don't think either Pamela or Paula have ever been so popular that there would be several in class. I was born in the 50s but have never met a Pam of my own age. I do have a very elderly relative called Pamela, but don't know any others of this name.

I can only think of two Paulas I've met, one my own age and one perhaps 10 years younger or thereabouts.

[usedtobeahappycamper]

I was born in the 1950s and know Pamelas galore. Probably a regional thing, but to me it is one of the classic 50s names. Duefor a rerun I shouldthink

[BikeRunSki]

I really like Polly.

[muffins]

Ooh I forgot I started this thread-how's that for pregnancy porridge brains

thankyou so much for all the suggestions-I do love peggy but dp isn't so keen!

I like paloma too actually, and primrose and pearl. Polly is cute too although makes me think of miss polly had a dolly!

[BikeRunSki]

Peggy nn for Margaret might work for your DP, unless he is old enough/lefty enough to have views on Mrs T!

[womma]

I love Penelope, it's gorge

[missmyoldname]

Go for Penelope. Its my favourite, and would have been my DD's name if it weren't for the fact our surname is 3 syllables too.