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Cassie?

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WellErrr · 04/04/2016 06:46

What are people's thoughts on Cassie?

If you like it, how would you spell it, and what would you put on the BC? Cassandra? Cassia? Or just Cassie?

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Salene · 04/04/2016 06:48

Reminds me of my dog as she is called cassie

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WellErrr · 04/04/2016 07:39

Hmm not great start....! Anyone else?

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nectarini1983 · 04/04/2016 07:44

It's ok...A bit safe, but makes a change from the Ellies/ Evies/ Isla's etc

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Twowrongsdontmakearight · 04/04/2016 07:51

I think Cassandra/Cassie is a lovely name. Classic but not too popular. And flexible. She can be Cassandra if she wants to be high powered or Cass if she's laid back - lovely!

We also know a dog called Cassie but also dogs called Sally/Daisy/Tom etc so I wouldn't let that put you off.

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Gileswithachainsaw · 04/04/2016 07:53

I like it. I'd go with cassiopia

not that id have a dc3 to use it

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Marcipex · 04/04/2016 07:55

I like it, I'd go for Cassandra I suppose.....only I hear Del and Rodney saying that.

I really like Callie and Callista.

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WellErrr · 04/04/2016 08:52

Thanks all.

Regarding popularity - does anyone actually know a Cassie? And if so what age?

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notquitegrownup2 · 04/04/2016 08:57

I never comment on name threads, but just had to as I really like Cassie - probably short for Cassandra.

I am a teacher (secondary) but I don't think I have ever taught a Cassie - and I thought I'd taught at least one of everything! So it's unusual without being too different, IMO

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StrapOnDodo · 04/04/2016 09:06

I think Cassandra in the Greek myths was a lady who was always predicting tragedies. She was always right but people thought she was a bit miserable...

It is a nice name though

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StrapOnDodo · 04/04/2016 09:07
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DatsunCogs · 04/04/2016 09:09

Love Cassia and would have had it for my DS if a DD... No more babies so use it for me!

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stiffstink · 04/04/2016 09:10

Cassiopeia is amazing, I wish it went with our surname.

Cassie could be short for Cassidy.

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WellErrr · 04/04/2016 10:02

I like Cassia as I like flower names - I like Cassandra but I do hear Del Boy in my head a bit when I say it...!
Not so keen on Cassiopeia as its a bit of a mouthful....but love that it means the Swan constellation.

Leaning towards Cassia at the moment but DH thinks it sounds a bit made up. She'd be Cassie every day anyway but not sure if that's enough for the BC?

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WellErrr · 04/04/2016 10:04

Just googling to find some pictures of Cassia flowers and came upon this not-at-all-hilarious description -

Cassia fistula, known as the golden shower tree and by other names....

Kids can't google, right?

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ABitAsleep · 04/04/2016 10:06

I love the name Cassie! :)

I know one, about 19 years old, from the east midlands - It isn't short for anything, just Cassie.

I would probably use it on its own or as short for Cassidy.

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manicinsomniac · 04/04/2016 10:51

I like Cassie.

But I love Cassandra and Cassidy and really like Cassia so I don't think I'd shorten it.

I know two Cassandras (one is 25 and the other is 5). The older one goes by Cassandra and the younger by Cece.

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Narp · 04/04/2016 10:52

I really like Cassie

Although I think it's often good to put an alternative on the BC, in this case I wouldn't.

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MadameDePompom · 04/04/2016 11:01

I really like the name Cassie. It's pretty but isn't overly twee.

Cassia is lovely too but Cassiopeia is too frill-tastic for me and Cassandra just reminds me of Rodney's drippy girlfriend. Cassidy is surname and I've never met a person with that as their first name.

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Sophronia · 04/04/2016 11:04

I like Cassandra and Cassia.

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LottieDoubtie · 04/04/2016 11:06

Kids can google and what's worse is that call it 'search it up'. Which is all kinds of wrong.

Cassie is lovely, I think I would put Cassandra on the BC for options in adulthood. I know one Cassie, she would be early 30s now and probably still Australian Wink

I don't think it's ever been majorly popular in the UK, but it's nice.

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GingerLeaves · 04/04/2016 16:05

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

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Penfold007 · 04/04/2016 16:29

I'd go for Cassandra and use Cassie as a family name for her.

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Nuttypops · 04/04/2016 16:34

It's lovely, it is one I would consider for our next DC.

I taught a Cassie (Cassandra) about 2 years ago, she was 8 at the time. First time I have known anyone by the name.

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JugglingTheBalls · 04/04/2016 16:34

I alway regret not using cassie for my last dc but he was a dsGrin

My granny was Catherine but alway know as Cassie. It's a beautiful name. I don't know of any Cassie s around here.

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Nuttypops · 04/04/2016 16:35

Actually, I know another Cassie, she is 25 I think.

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