Emily?

[Meggie2110]

I love classic names and have recently become obsessed with this name. Is it too boring? And what would you suggest for a middle name. I already have a little girl called Charlotte.

I'd go for it because of the Bronte connection! I'm a Charlotte and love my name (!), and have Emily on the list if my DC on its way turns out to be a DD. My sister's name is Annabelle, and that seems to go well with Charlotte- but maybe that's 28 years of hearing the names together!

Alice is also lovely.

NadiaWadia I know an Emily Jane, and think it's a great name. She's in her late teens now and it still suits her as much as it did when she was a babe in arms.

It's a beautiful name and goes wonderfully with Charlotte (mummy Bronte had great taste).

It was my first choice but I changed my mind once I realised how popular it was. I would have gone for Emily Florence.

My DD is Emily Rose - I much prefer Emily to the other suggestions.

I quite like the spelling "Emylie" for Emily - it's quirky and just a little bit different to make your dd's life a little more interesting!

The Charlotte in ds assume has a little sister called Emily.
Both are great kids.
Although charlotte probably wouldn't want to be called a kid any more.

Emily Catherine
Emily Alexandra
Emily Faye
Emily Victoria
Emily Rachel

Zombie thread from 2010!!!
The baby is nearly 6 years old by now.

I think Emily and Charlotte are a great combination. The Bronte connection is irrelevant. So what if people say, 'oh like the Bronte sisters?' Say yes or no. No one's going to die.

Miss that this is a zombie thread pam?

I have a nearly thirty year old Emily Beatrice ( born before the princess )

It's a nice pretty name and not as common now.
MN suggestions.
Emily Ann
Emily Rose
Emily Sophia
Emily Jane
Emily Sian
Emily Grace
Emily Beau
Emily Wren

Obviously.

Obviously.

I'm an Emily

I have a three year old Emilie. I first saw the name as one of the little victims of the Sandy Hook massacre was called Emilie. I was pregnant and was really affected by it. The story of Emilie particularly touched me. So when my beautiful DD was born, the name was a perfect l, natural, beautiful choice.