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Lucy, Rose, Isobel or Naomi?

23 replies

Tattyjet · 08/04/2016 21:11

Help me choose! Thanks very much. Any other suggestions welcome too!

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Paddletonio · 08/04/2016 21:15

It would be Lucy for me, such a beautiful classic name, not faddy.

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HerRoyalNotness · 08/04/2016 21:18

I like all of them! Do you have a mn already?

Lucy Isobel
Naomi Rose

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AutumnRose1988 · 08/04/2016 21:19

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youknowwhattodo · 08/04/2016 21:21

Lucy or Rose for me. I love Lucy Rose Smile

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dillydontdally · 08/04/2016 21:27

They are all lovely, but I think that Rose is beautiful and underused as a first name so that gets my vote Smile

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MajesticWhine · 08/04/2016 21:34

Lucy

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Sophronia · 08/04/2016 22:25

Naomi

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Tattyjet · 08/04/2016 22:37

Thanks everyone! Mn is decided - but didn't want it to influence first name choice as it's been chosen for family reasons. It goes fine with them all though! Thanks for your opinions.

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septembersunshine · 09/04/2016 09:44

We have a Lucy Isabelle - she is 6 years old and awesome :) Lucy used to get called Cece by her brother when she was a baby/toddler! Expecting a baby in August and for a middle name we are thinking about Rosa (or Eva - decisions, decisions!!). I would go for 1) Lucy 2) Rose

Isobel is fine. Naomi sounds like a harder mixture of syllables to pronounce then most other names and does not roll out easily - when you have to say it again and again - (just me though I'm sure). Lucy has a friend called Naomi and I must have heard it pronounced Nay-me (and other variants) a hundred times. You would have trouble shortening this too (if you wanted). It's fine though.

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cheapandcheerful · 09/04/2016 10:00

Rose!

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crapfatbanana · 09/04/2016 10:06

Lucy - lovely
Rose - also lovely
Isobel - overused at the moment
Naomi - lovely Biblical name, but can have pronunciation issues.

I'd pick Lucy.

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MontserratCaballe · 09/04/2016 10:15

I have a Lucy and thought there would be loads of them, but I don't know any others. She is 11 and I don't know any younger ones in her brother and sisters' circle of friends.

Rose and Isobel v popular round here. Not that that would put me off but we have Isobel B, Isobel M and Izzy H in one class.

Naomi lovely but could annoy you if you want it pronounced in a particular way. Are you intending Nay -O - mi or a NAY-o - mi? I suspect people might go for both so if this will annoy you it is something to bear in mind.

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JasperDamerel · 09/04/2016 10:19

Lucy. Pretty, classic, not used much these days, AND Queen of Narnia!

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applecatchers36 · 09/04/2016 10:25

All lovley names hard to pick favourite but might go Lucy or Rose.

Isobel gorgeous but very popular at moment.
Naomi slightly less keen on....

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hownottofuckup · 09/04/2016 10:42

Lucy - I think it's a beautiful name.

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NoahVale · 09/04/2016 10:47

love them all, Naomi might be slightly less popular if that persuades you?

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Cosycottage4 · 09/04/2016 14:58

I have a Naomi Rose, so I'm biased :-)

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Bajanella · 10/04/2016 17:48

We had Lucy, Rose and Isabella on our short list. We chose Lucy.

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ABitAsleep · 11/04/2016 11:04

Lucy or Naomi! Defintley

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jellybeans · 12/04/2016 15:58

All these are really nice but I prefer Lucy.

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Gardencentregroupie · 12/04/2016 16:00

My almost 2 year old is Lucy, so that has to get my vote. I'm enjoying all the Lucy love on this thread.

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NoncommittalToSparkleMotion · 12/04/2016 16:01

Rose! My absolute favourite name, dd's middle. I love her first name, but Rose!

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Citygirl12345 · 12/04/2016 16:44

Lucy Rose is lovely.

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