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I know of two Bonnies and I've always thought it's a lovely name!

I'm no good with middle names though so I'm of no use with that!

I like it.

Yes, I think of the Blue Peter dog but I love dogs and that doesn't bother me!

I think I read another post on here a short while ago in which a poster said her DD was named Bonnie Christina. Ever since, I've thought what a beautiful, friendly, down-to-earth sounding name Bonnie is.

I really, really don't like it, sorry.

Yes I love it and it was on our list for dd. I know one bonnie who is a teen.

Not for me, sorry.

Bonnie Elizabeth
Bonnie Harriet

It's good for a child or an elderly lady but not really the inbetween years iyswim

I don't mind the name but would worry that the child would grow up not to be Bonnie (used in Scotland to mean pretty/lovely) and it would be an embarrassment to them and something to get teased about. prefer Blythe - as in Bonnie and Blythe (Sunday's Child)

I like it. I can imagine a cute brown haired, blue eyed girl with dimples called something like Bonnie xx

The only Bonnie I know is Bonnie Rose.

Bonnie Louise
Bonnie Anne
Bonnie Marie

Just don't use Scotland!

Blue Peter Dog, Bonnie Tyler and Bonnie Langford.

Lovely name,sounds strong and reminds me of Bonnie and Clyde.

I love it, I met a Bonnie a few months ago, she is 1 and the name was just, her, somehow.
She really was a Bonnie wean

I like it, reminds me of Scarlet Oharas daughter in gone with the wind!

No, really don't like it.
Canine / chubby / daft connotations unfortunately.

I don't like it personally.

I know a Bonita who's nn is Bonnie and I always think it's such a shame she gets called Bonnie by so many people

Like it

Yes it also reminds me of Bonnie Blue Butler from Gone With the Wind.

It will always be a dog's name for me.

I like it, but not enough to put it on my own list, IYSWIM.

Not very nice.