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Thoughts on the name Rosie

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Summerwood1 · 18/01/2016 14:20

I really like it but don't hear it very often. What do you think?

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Kim82 · 18/01/2016 14:26

I like it.

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clarabellski · 18/01/2016 14:27

I like it and shortlisted the Irish name Róisín for a girl (little rose). I know a grown up Rosie but no kids so its possibly not that common anymore, if that's what you're looking for?

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Iwantakitchen · 18/01/2016 14:29

For me it's short for Rosemary or Rosalind or Rosemund. I prefer Rosa if it's for a short name, or Rose.

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Sophronia · 18/01/2016 14:30

I like it short for Rose or one of the other Ros- names.

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NuggetofPurestGreen · 18/01/2016 14:31

My mums name so I love it Smile

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Junosmum · 18/01/2016 14:36

I like it. It was on on my girls short list.

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LadyB49 · 18/01/2016 14:42

Love it. I've heard of quite a few recently, especially Emily Rose...using both names.

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mrsschu · 18/01/2016 14:43

I have a friend who is Rose, always known as Rosie, she's in her 30's. I don't know any kids with the name. I like it.

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HerdOfRhino · 18/01/2016 15:35

I like it.

It was number 33 in the popularity chart, with 1,475 girls called Rosie in 2014 (Most recent available statistics), in the UK.

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Adarajames · 18/01/2016 16:41

I know a lovely young woman called Rosie Smile.

My dog is also called Rosie, she's lovely too!! Grin

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eatyourveg · 18/01/2016 16:41

Our Rosie is officially a Rosa - once she got to secondary school she chose to use what she considered the more grown up version and only her family and very close friends still call her Rosie

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ThroughThickAndThin01 · 18/01/2016 16:42

I like it.

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fieldfare · 18/01/2016 16:56

I love it, that's why I named my daughter Rosina, but she's generally called Rosie or occasionally Rose (Rosie-posy, rosie-Roo etc).

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MrsDarcy4092 · 18/01/2016 18:05

I am not a fan of Rosie. I find it too sweet. Very cute on a girl under 10 and over 50 but a teenager and into adulthood i am not so sure. Only my opinion though but as everyone else loves it i thought i would offer a dfiferent view point!

There is also a really common trend at the moment to Add the name Rose to other names so i feel its been over used. Rose as name on its own is beautiful and nicknamed Rosie for however long she wants to.

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Lottiedaydreambeliever2014 · 18/01/2016 20:22

I like Rosie. I know an adult Rosie and feel it works for a child and adult.

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YolandiFuckinVisser · 18/01/2016 20:26

It's my favourite girls name. I know a couple of adult Rosies and they're awesome. My dd is a Rosie, it suits her very well

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ashesandfire · 18/01/2016 22:25

I like it but much prefer it as a nn... I think Rose, Rosa, Rosalind, Rosanna, Rosalie are all beautiful and could be shortened to Rosie. Lovely :)

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crispytruffle · 19/01/2016 10:04

I love the name Primrose so really like Rosie too.

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RookieMonster · 19/01/2016 10:10

My dd is Rosabel nn Rosie. Lovely name, IMHO ;) but I prefer Rosie as a nn rather than a standalone.

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HerdOfRhino · 19/01/2016 10:53

Oh, Primrose is lovely.

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ollieplimsoles · 19/01/2016 17:40

I'm a Rosie Smile

As a child I always felt like it was a little bit too 'sweet' which I didn't like because I was a tough cookie- climbing trees and playing football :D but its an easy name to live with and I was complimented many times over it.

It gets shortened to Rose by dh and dsis

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pilates · 19/01/2016 18:31

I prefer Rose.

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HeadfirstForHalos · 19/01/2016 18:35

Dd2 is a Rosie so I love it Grin

She also got called Rosie Roo, she is 10 now and all her friends call her Roo. She's only ever met one other Rosie.

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Nectarines · 19/01/2016 19:52

I love Rosie

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IoraRua · 19/01/2016 23:03

There's an Irish name Roise (row-sha) which is similar.

I know a toddler Rosie. I think it's cute but I'd be inclined to go with Rose/ Rosanna/ Rosalind etc and use it as a nn.

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