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Edith

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mummytobeforbabyno1 · 30/12/2016 21:50

Thoughts?

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gammatron · 30/12/2016 23:37

Love it, will be high in my list if I have a dd!

happystory · 30/12/2016 23:36

I love it, and Edie too

sarahbanshee · 30/12/2016 23:34

I have an Edith! She's awesome Smile People tend to have strong reactions - they either love it, or they swallow hard and say "interesting name...Confused". But I adore it, to me it's strong and self confident and brave.

Yika · 30/12/2016 23:30

Love it. I find it elegant rather than granny-chic.

SausageSoda · 30/12/2016 23:16

Love both Edith and Edie.

Newtoday · 30/12/2016 22:42

Absolutely stunning

twinjocks · 30/12/2016 22:41

Love it.

Bibs2014 · 30/12/2016 22:25

Hate it

TheOldestCat · 30/12/2016 22:16

Love it.

NannyR · 30/12/2016 22:08

I love Edith - I think it's a cool, elegant name and Edie is lovely as a nickname. I think with these sort of names though, it comes down to personal taste - what is cool and elegant to one person is old-ladyish and fuddyduddy to another.

Ohyesiam · 30/12/2016 22:03

Pretty

Blossomdeary · 30/12/2016 22:03

It is lovely - I had a clutch of maiden aunts and grandmothers called Edith, Ethel, Annie, Emily, Agnes etc. - lovely Victorian names - there were 10 of them! I had a job telling one from the other TBH - they were all tall and thin with white hair - take your pick!

LittleTalks · 30/12/2016 22:02

Love it. Can imagine it equally for a wee baby or a chair of a FTSE 100 company. Cool and classic.

(Disclaimer: sure you'd never guess this would be my first choice for any future born DD)

Yesitsmeagain · 30/12/2016 22:00

I think it's lovely.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edith_Cavell

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mummytobeforbabyno1 · 30/12/2016 21:59

Good thinking troysmammy

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TroysMammy · 30/12/2016 21:57

My Grandmother was an Edith, always known as Edie which I prefer. Edith is a good name to use when she needs a telling off Smile.

CrowyMcCrowFace · 30/12/2016 21:55

Love it.

whattheseithakasmean · 30/12/2016 21:51

V hipster. But I quite like it.

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