Felicity?

[Nancy10]

Opinions please! Good or bad!

[persephoneplum]

I've grown quite an affection for it since I had my Felix, but back in the 90s I associated it with that painful tv series with that painful girl in it by that name. I'm over that though and think it's quite a refreshing choice.

[PrettyCandles]

I like. Old fashioned in a classic sense, rather than dated. Nice meaning. Lots of nice nickanmes. And there's not much chance of her having three other classmates with the same name!

[Takver]

Lovely

[micramummy]

Felicia is another version, its lovely either way

[ludog]

I know a 12 year old Felicity and it really suits her. I wouldn't have liked it before, but it has grown on me now!

[MrsBadger]

I like it

I will warn you there were at least three of them, all under 8, at the poncey Surrey adventure playground we visited on Sunday - as a name it is alive and well and living in Farnham...

[HollyBunda]

i love it, it was on our shortlist before we found out we were in a boy.

[micramummy]

I think Amelia and Elousie and Erin are amongst the biggest ones of the last year or so, all lovely but very popular now.
What about Melissa or Estella or Franchessca

[MrsBadger]

(NB please spell them Eloise and Francesca)

[Lakota]

My very best friend through Primary school whom I met at nursery was called Felicity. She moved away at 10 and I still miss how close we were, although we still write. It's a great name, I always called her Fliss, although her friends at her new school shortened it to Feli. And of course it has a lovely meaning.

[Nancy10]

Lakota, the meaning is lovely. I liked the name and the meaning confirmed to me that it is a good choice!