I've been told name choices are unkind to DD on the way

Drop the Tiger and Sunny Clementine. The other names are fine!

FWIW my 10 year old loves her name and says usually when they have a supply teacher they say “ohh that’s a nice name” 😁

She is the only one at school except once we attended an excruciatingly middle class children’s event and there were 2 others so not kidding myself we in any way innovative!

Ottilie is beautiful and my favourite on your list but why Tiger?!!!!! That's a stupid name and most likely the reason people have said it's cruel. I don't like Sunny either. India shortened to Indie would be nicer imo. Mollie is my 2nd choice.

Honestly we live inaworld that already discriminates against women. I couldn't call a girl a cutesy made up name in case she wanted a serious career in the judiciary or whatever. It shouldn't matter, but it does. Being called Sunny or Tilly Tiger is a barrier not a help.

Sunny is my front runner for my Dd due in may. I'm planning on having Sunday as her full name and everyone I mentioned it to doesn't like it but I don't care! My baby not theirs!

Honestly stop telling people your options just present her with her name when she's born.

They’re lovely names, my old boss was called Clementine, it’s a very nice name.

My sons audiologist is called Indigo.

There are some much more out there names in my ds preschool class at the moment.
My dh was a bit of a stick in the mud when it came to names and now my ds is the one with an unusual traditional name in his school class.
Are your objecting relatives over 30 and do not know any young children?
I would just not tell them your choices until she is born and named.

Why would anyone have tiger as one of their children’s names.
I think you need to move away from the ‘cutesy’/cartoon names.

White rose I was reading a biography of Churchill on the beach when pregnant was the only name ever on our list and suits dd2 perfectly

She won't always be a cute baby. Babies grow up and become teenagers and adults. Naming a child is a responsibility!!

I love Ottilie and Clementine. Why add the gimmicky middle names?

Sunny is the only unusual one tbh

Mollie ....
or Indigo
Clover sounds like a cats name. Juniper (will get called June) Clem
I just don’t like the others- but each to their own x

Oh or Maggie - I love the name Maggie and even the name Margaret has grown on me so much

I ADORE Ottilie and Clementine - please pick one of those @MousematsRule - it would make me happy 😆

Clementine (Clemmie) is a lovely name. It was Winston Churchill's wife's name I think.

With Ottillie is the stress on the O as in O-tillie or is it like Otter-ly?

I also like Molly and Maggie (Thatcher? - showing my age!)

Just call your dd what you want.Kids will always find something to tease over.

As do adults. You only have to look at the threads called "funny names you've come across" to know that.

It's shit growing up with a "funny name"

You don't need to give your daughter the middle name Tiger in order to use it as a nickname 😕 you could have a daughter called Tilly and still call her that... I know a little girl whose nickname is Shadow, but that's not her actual name. Middle names don't really matter in the greater scheme of things, but bear in mind that it might be a bit of an embarrassment as a teenager, if/when it's read out in her wedding vows etc. etc.

They sound like cat names

Annie and Ottilie/Tilly go well together as sisters' names.

Middle names don't matter - how often do you say/use yours?

I'm no help. But after reading Sunny Clementine, i can't get "my funny valentine" out of my head.

Ottilie (Would love to name her Ottilie Tiger and her pet name would be Tilly Tiger but I've been told this is cruel?)

Sorry - erased my thoughts on Tiger - I think it's gorgeous. Maybe not with Tilly, but Clementine Tiger would be very nice indeed.

Sunny and Annie are too matchy matchy.

Clementine is lovely (as long as there is no chance whatsoever of her having red hair; one of my DDs who is not called Clementine dodged that bullet very narrowly).

Mollie is lovely, and sounds nice with Annie.
Ditto Maggie.

I honestly don't get the name Ottilie at all.
If you want to use Tilly or Tillie as a NN, would you consider Matilda?

Ottilie (Would love to name her Ottilie Tiger and her pet name would be Tilly Tiger but I've been told this is cruel?)

Clover - bovine.
Juniper (we just love the nn Junie) - so call her June? Juniper sounds like a comic book hillbilly name of yore, 'Jumpin' Juniper'..
Indigo (we love the nn Indie) - I would use India rather than Indigo. Indigo makes me think of the word Indigestion.

My DD’s name is on your list

I know an Indy and it really suits her, hers is short for Indiana, I also like Ottilie and Clementine

The Tilly Tiger idea is dreadful. Sorry.

Clementine is nice. Sort of orangey.
The others are ok.

the only one I like is clementine.
that is a proper name, and can be shortened/ adapted as/ if she wishes.
the others, I can see why people would say cruel. I think they may hamper her chances in any serious job. not everyone will be or move in arty circles. I think parents should try to avoid causing their children the burden of embarrassment, explanation, apology re their name,
this could set them on a path of being apologetic, unconfident.
why did you name the other one after a clown ?