What do we think of Natasha?

[PrettyFlyForAWifi]

Slightly unusual but good? Or underused for a reason?

[thornrose]

Gorgeous! What's not to like?

[AdoraBell]

I love it.

[DumSpiroSpero]

Lovely - I know a little 4yo Natasha who is very sweet & smiley .

[MummyBeerest]

Very pretty. Nat or Tasha are good nns.

[Lioninthesun]

My mum was going to call me this but dad vetoed, no idea why! I like it and have considered it myself!

[NadiaWadia]

It's lovely. Wouldn't have thought it that unusual, though? Maybe it was more popular about 20 years ago (but don't let that put you off, I don't really go for the current fad of 'granny' names myself.)

[PeriodMath]

Love it. Don't like Nat at all though.

[Eastpoint]

Great name. One every 3-5 years at school so recognisable & easy to spell but not over popular. I've only ever met kind Natasha's.

I like Natalie too.

[Sanjifair]

Like it, with Tash or Tasha as the nickname

[Dolallytats]

Love it, it's my daughters name. She gets called Tashie, Tasha or Tash (except by my mum, who NEVER shortens names!!)

[Frontdoorstep]

I like it very much, I have a Natalie, so similar, I don't abbreviate to Nat or anything else for that matter.

[SPBisResisting]

Love it! The one I know gets cslled nash

[Rhubarbgarden]

Nice name

[efffy]

I wanted to be called this when i was little

[MrsDibble]

love it

[Alisvolatpropiis]

I don't like it. Mostly owing to knowing an utterly vile one as a teenager. Put me off totally.


If I repeatedly think "Natasha Richardson" who always seemed to be lovely, I think it's a nice name but she's not my first point of reference.

[ch1134]

pretty name

[Chl0e]

I like it. I see it like Jillian, Gemma, Melanie, it's passed its peak in popularity. I know two who are about 27-33 but that is a good thing. It is still a pretty name that works.

[Chl0e]

I think it could rise in popularity if there is a good remake of dr zhivago. but only a bit!

[looki]

It's a name I have always disliked, along with Natalie. No particular reason why. For me it's in the same vein as Patricia or Eithne.

[PrettyFlyForAWifi]

Good!! Natasha it is :)