Indigo

[Juniper4004]

Is that ridiculous?

I wanted the name for DD1 but was vetoed. Now pregnant with dc3 and I still like Indigo.

Too knobish?

[SoThatHappened]

No. I like it!

[Pinter]

It's a yes from me

I also want juniper for DD2

[outputgap]

Will the child be tall, thin and glossily dark haired? Then I think Indigo is fair enough.

I think it might be difficult for everyone to carry off.

[marsbarmarsbar]

I think it's cool but will invariably be shortened to 'Indy'. I agree with the previous poster, I imagine indigo to be a photographer who has a dream catcher tattoo and that type of hair that dries beautifully after a dip in the sea.

[wombthereitis]

It's a bit naff. Sorry

[manicinsomniac]

I think it's beautiful.

But I would definitely expect her to be arty, theatrical or eco-minded and to have a hippy/alternative style and outlook on life. I'd be a bit disconcerted to meet a suburban accountant called Indigo.

[Floggingmolly]

No. Really, no.

[ilovevegcrisps]

I think Imogen is lovely and makes me think of indigo for some reason

[Paintedhandprints]

Its lovely but she would have to have blue black hair. Or dark blue eyes.

[BettyBi0]

I like it but it's very hippyish and potentially a lot to live up too. Maybe save it as a middle name?

[MamaLazarou]

I like it. I work with an Indigo. It's a name that is enjoyable to say.

[sonlypuppyfat]

There's a European guy called indigo who works in a local shop, he's tall slim and dark, pretty gorgeous really. I like it

[MNemonica]

Sounds like a boy's name to me as it is close to Inigo.

If your other children are called Scarlet and Violet, just don't go there!

[mrsschu]

Yes it is ridiculous, sorry. It's trying far to hard to be cool and failing.

[HappydaysArehere]

Picturing poor Indigo saying her name when she starts school. Not the easiest name to pronounce.

[RedToothBrush]

google 'indigo child'

its a no from me