Greta Snowdrop

[RobynLou]

for a january baby???

or is it just a bit too odd?

Its a bit too odd.
Greta is sweet but snowdrop is not so great.

Hmm. The snowdrop part is a bit much for me. Holly maybe instead?

Or I do like Gretchen Winter. What d'you think?

ditto - love greta, not sure about snowdrop.... although it is quite sweet in some ways. perhaps you could use it as a nn without actually putting it on her birth cert?

doesn't really flow that well to my ears Greta Snowdrop

apart from anything else. If you want a wintry sounding name, I think something other than snowdrop. Offhand I can't think of anything though

Quite cute actually! Love Greta, and Snowdrop works as a middle name. Go for it.

ah well....back to the drawing board...maybe....

she'll be a sister to Martha Rose Lullaby, so we do have a bit of a history of odd names!

Honestly I think Greta is lovely but Snowdrop is the name for a cat.

If she's a sister to Martha Rose Lullaby, why not have snowdrop as a third middle name and give her a 'normal' second middle name... that might soften the blow somehow!

Greta Lynne Snowdrop
Greta Joy Snowdrop

Hmmm, not sure if this works any better...

Not keen. Sorry.

It goes with your first daughter's name. But agree with smother. Keep up the theme with three names. I like it, but not as much as I love Martha Rose Lullaby. That's gorgeous.

We had a cat called Snowdrop...!

Greta is lovely. If you want to keep to a winter flower then you could have Iris?, there is a very early flowering variety (though not as early as Jan), Hazel? (for Witch hazel), Jasmine? (winter jasmine). There are quite a few good ideas if you have a look around.

actually I think snowdrop is no worse than bluebell which has become more acceptable since Geri H name her daughter this.

Ivy
Holly
I like the "Winter" suggestion too
January
Spring?!

Hey, what about

Greta Noella

has a winter/xmas theme and sounds lovely too!

Nothing wrong with Greta at all, really rather nice.

Snowdrop - err........! Though smother's idea helps to soften it quite nicely.. and then lines up nicely with your other DD's name....

How about Amaryllis as snowdrops are part of the Amaryllidaceae family?

Not keen on the Latin name for snowdrop, Galanthus, but given that you're keen on names with a soft G, it could be ok for you?

Amaryllis rather nice actually.

Or Daphne (means Laurel).

Greta is quite ugly and teutonic and Snowdrop is plain weird.

How do you pronounce Eirlys?