Is Harriett a bit..... well, 80s?

[LoubyLoubyLouLa]

I posted some girls names a few weeks ago, that have now been discounted:
Ottilie (husband and most of my friends hate it, I still love it)
Jemima (SIL said rhymes with vagina now can't stop thinking that)
Matilda (gone off it)
And a couple more that after some comments on here are now no-nos!!

So the only ones that DH and I think is ok is Harriett or maybe Henrietta. I'm not sure if it is a bit 80s?

I'm not worried about jolly-hockey-stick connotations, I actually would like a name like that !

Littlest niece is Harriet. I think it's a lovely name although it helps that she is the cutest child in the world.

we have a Harriet (Hattie) and a Jemima - had never even thought about it rhyming with vagina until you mentioned it. am often complemented about my rather good taste in names!

I was at school with a Harriet, born in the 70s, but she's the only one I know.

To me it conjures up an image of a brisk sort of lady of a certain age with a mono-bosom, who does a good line in jams for the WI. But it is obviously gaining in popularity amongst little ones, so I doubt many others have this image in their heads. Go for it! :)

I love Harriet! Definitely classic rather than dated and it goes really well with Imogen (I knew twins Harriet and Imogen)