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Hannah?
I like Robyn
Howw about Ivy ?

Ivy had flashed through my mind but it's too old lady for my liking.
I quite like Hannah but it's a no from DH. He knows a very tedious one...

Ivy is very popular now, less 'old lady' nowadays. I think it was one of the highest risers in the top 100 last year, but I'm too lazy to check.

Harriet sounds fine to me, not posh, as it quite mainstream. Ramona also good (but no good if dh dislikes). Robin, as a first name I don't like for a Christmas baby but Harriet Robin would be very quaint. Winter comes up now and again as a first name, though it might not be to taste.

Also
Estella (star)
Gabriella
Angelica

bit themed, but...

Ooh now harriet robin together sounds cute. Quaint yes. Hmm. I quite like the idea of a name linked to its month/time of year. But then also recognise I'm hormonal and daft and have had bad ideas for names in head the last 2 times. Luckily we didn't use them...

Bryony

I like Gabriella too. Not so keen on bryony- it's always sounded like you wanted a boy and tagged a y on to me. Thanks tho

Tif chicken, no one wants to call their baby boy Brian.

Noelle maybe for December baby?Harriet is lovely though

Hahaha through, too true. Noelle just reminds me of Noel Edmunds. I'm very hard to please, sorry!

I like Harriet - I don't think of if as being particularly posh.

How about Cecelia, Helena, Jane, Laura, Madeleine, Ruth or Sadie?

Isadore is unusual, and I think means gift (December-Christmas-gifts) but then Dora means gift so any name with that in takes on that meaning I suppose.

Going on the December theme:
Winter
Holly
Ivy
Mary
Star
Gabriella
Angel

Also:
Amber
Ella
Maya
Phoebe
Amy
Lia
Jody
Freya
Olivia
Jasmine
Rowan
Pippa
Bridget
Anna
Cleo
Rebecca
Kayleigh
Frances
Imogen

Ah, Harriet Robin is lovely.

Harriet Robyn is gorgeous.

I thought "Robin" is the boys spelling? but I might be wrong.

Seren (star), Don't know how common it is out side Wales though

Edith? Peggy?

Holly, ivy and robins are with us all the year round, so I don't think of them as wintry or Christmassy. For Christmastime there is

Natalie, Natalia, Natasha
Christabel, Christina
Carol, Carola, Carolina
Nicola

You could also look at saints' days in December - might be something there to inspire you.

Holly, ivy and robins are with us all the year round, so I don't think of them as wintry or Christmassy. For Christmastime there is

Natalie, Natalia, Natasha
Christabel, Christina
Carol, Carola, Carolina
Nicola

You could also look at saints' days in December - might be something there to inspire you.

Harriet is a nice name, don't see it as posh and it is nice with George.