Clover?

[PemberleyP]

Does anyone else see the appeal? (for a girl)

[MilkTwoSugarsThanks]

Rabbit's name

[ClandestineAdulation]

Makes me think of the butter! Sorry OP.

[Patal]

Our class rabbits at school are Clover and Buttercup so it’s a no from me

[Tinselistacky]

(Teen) Clover - spreads easily. So it's a no from me.

[EllenJanethickerknickers]

Sorry, but 'spreads easily' was my first thought. My poor friend, Margery, at school (old fashioned name back then) got that quip all the time.

[PhatSlag]

No. It’s up there with Daisy for ‘should be kept as a cows name only’

[Marcipex]

I liked it until tinsel said that :(

[MummySparkle]

Oh we all love cloverrrrr, all overrrrr this land.....

[DramaAlpaca]

Reminds me of the What Katy Did books, which is a nice association, but it does make me think of cows, rabbits & the spread unfortunately.

Clodagh is similar in sound without any of the above connotations.

[IPokeBadgers]

My first thought was of a character in the What Katy Did books that I loved as as child. I haven't re-read them as an adult but I reckon I might not like them quite so much now....the overall message from them is that good girls must always do as they are told....they are very much of their time. But I did like Clover as a name.

[Rainybohoho]

It would be shortened to Clo. Not keen.

[PaperdollCartoon]

I really like it

[IHaveBrilloHair]

Are you naming a calf?
Sorry, no.

[Scoleah]

Each to their own, if you like it then who cares what anyone else thinks? But Made me immediately break into the song from the butter advert!^

..:And we all love Clover, all over this land^

[bluelarkx]

I do love it actually and wouldn't think of the negative connotations personally x

[EverythingEverywhere1234]

1st thought; is baby a cow?
2nd thought; or a rabbit I suppose

I wouldn't OP, sorry to be negative

[daisypond]

I thought of Clover from What Katy Did first - so that's not a bad association. I didn't actually think of the Clover spread, but now it's been mentioned, that would put me off it as well. But mainly I'm not keen on the idea of naming a person after a tiny nondescript plant that is trodden on underfoot.

[TheDailyMailIsADisgustingRag]

I love it! But I dislike the shortening ‘Clo’ and I imagine that’s what it might end up being shortened to.

[Loveache]

I thought the Clover in What Katy Did was a bit wet. Apart from her, I think of Clover the cow, and the spreadable butter. Not a great name imo.

[countdowntothenewyear]

Chloe yes, Clover no.

[Mrsknackered]

For a cow, yes.

I quite like Flora though!

[Dolwar]

Clover.... spreads easily.... basically calling her a prostitute

[Joinourclub]

I do get the appeal, and had it in my list. But the Marge association was just too strong for me. What about Cleo?

[BrokenBattleDroid]

Too bovine from me I'm afraid Op. It has a nice sound to it so I can see why you might like it... But no.

[PinkAvocado]

No for all the reasons given. Mostly, Clover is definitely a name for a cow, even more so than Daisy!