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Freja or other options?

32 replies

Windowboxer · 31/12/2025 11:30

Just found out we are having a baby girl and would love some wise mumsnetters input and suggestions. Some criteria:

  • works for a baby and a "serious" grown up
  • works internationally
  • not too popular in UK but known

We have a shortlist but none feel quite right.

  • Ingrid (Indi) - love but not sure if she would feel the same, may be too harsh
  • Erika - ditto
  • Greta - ditto and not sure on nicknames
  • Imogen
  • Harriet (Hattie) - is it too "horsey"/plain?
  • Henrietta (Hetty) - too "horsey" / frilly?
  • Frey/ja - too popular?
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Lins77 · 31/12/2025 13:45

Congratulations!

Ingrid is nice, and unusual these days.

There are loads of Freyas.

2024BabyNameIndecision · 31/12/2025 13:42

I have an Imogen so im obviously biased ☺️ and that is my favourite on your list. I also like Ingrid. I love a name ending in a consonant (my other DD is Erin).

Freya is nice but I agree v popular. I also like Harriet nn Hattie.

Overall, great list, OP!

miniaturepixieonacid · 31/12/2025 13:23

I like Erika and Imogen the best from your list. Also like Ingrid. Less keen on the others but there are no 'bad' names there, in my opinion.

What about Astrid?

Or - Katrina, Ysanne, Maria, Johanna, Giovanna, Ana, Lucia, Marta, Anastasia

HugoYorway · 31/12/2025 12:03

Ingrid (Indi) - Ingrid is nice. Not keen on Indi
Erika - fine
Greta - doesn't need 'nicknames'.
Imogen - fine
Harriet (Hattie) - like
Henrietta (Hetty) - duck face, vacuum cleaner
Frey/ja - too popular, and why spell it differently to the 1000s of Freyas registered in the UK over the past 20 years?

Celestialmoods · 31/12/2025 11:51

I like Freya and Erika, and agree that Hattie/Hettie are too horsey.

BoleynMemories13 · 31/12/2025 11:47

Freja meets your first two criteria but not the third. Freya is top 10 popular in the UK and has been for many many years now.

I think Harriet probably works best on your list to meet all 3 of your criteria.