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Paloma?

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nancy10 · 19/12/2010 10:46

We had our 20 week scan on Friday and the sonographer told me (dh)doesn't want to know sex, that the baby is a girl! We have very different ideas when it comes to names and struggled to name our 3 ds. However last night when we were watching 'Strictly,' Paloma Faith came on and my dh said although her name was unusual he quite likes it and I have to say so do I. I think it will end up being a name we like but are not brave enough to use. What does everyone else think??

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tammytoby · 21/12/2010 21:47

I think Paloma is beautiful - feminine, classic and very international (works in most languages).

Also love the fact that it isn't already used by thousands of little girls (like Ellie, Millie, Grace etc).

stuffedmk · 24/12/2010 13:01

Makes me think of a horse for some reason

nancy10 · 24/12/2010 13:29

I still think it's quite sweet but still not 100% sure. stuffedmk Palomino is a colour of a horse which is probably why you're thinking of horses. The name is on our list of a hundred other girls names! Xmas Smile

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glastocat · 24/12/2010 13:59

Not unless you are Spanish.

Fourleaf · 27/12/2010 14:05

IMHO it is too trendy ATM due to Paloma Faith. Not saying it is a popular baby name, but just that everyone would associate it with her. If you don't mind that then go for it - it isn't an outlandish choice at all, because of the famous Paloma. Bit like Keira or Sienna.

ZZZenAgain · 27/12/2010 14:15

I don't like it tbh , sorry, but it is a perfectly normal Spanish name and means of course Dove which is alright. If you like it, use it.

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