Girls names with a 'P'

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Hi,

So am pregnant with DC2.
When pregnant with DS he was nicknamed donut and as such I felt I had to give him a name beginning with D which I have - Dylan.
DC2 looks to be a girl and is nicknamed baby pie (I have no idea why!) so feeling the need to give it a P name - Any suggestions??

I do like Penelope/Penny and Poppy but thought perhaps for a middle name. Phoebe I quite like to.
Any first names that may go with any of these as middle names (doesn't have to begin with P if the middle name does if that makes any sense whatsoever!!)

Thanks in advance!

Philippa/Pippa
Pearl
Peony
Perdita
Persephone
Pamela
Polly
Palma
Paloma
Primrose

Patricia
Phyllis
Priscilla
Peggy
Piper
Petra
Philomena
Pandora
Pia

Paisley
Palila
Pania
Panthea
Paradisa
Paris
Patience
Pelagia
Pepper
Perla
Perpetua
Pertula
Petunia
Phoebe
Poppy
Portia
Posy
Preya
Primavera
Princess ...
Providence
Prudence

I was thinking of Penny. That's cute. Also like Phoebe and Poppy.

Prunella

Paloma is lovely.
Also Posy, but short for Josephine.
Phoebe is beautiful too, but that's a f sound, so not really in keeping with your pie iykwim!

Persephone (percy for short)

I love Paloma too, Pandora is another favourite of mine, and I adore Perdita -Perdy! Posy is lovely too

Perdita. Beautiful.

Persis.

Another one from the family tree. She gets a mention somewhere in the New Testament, I think.

Petra

Pamela
Patricia
Paloma
Pansy
Penelope
Perdita
Petra
Peta
Petronella
Persephone
Posy
Phoebe
Philippa
Phyllis
Phyllida
Pearl
Paula
Pauline
Paulette
Primrose
Poppy
Prudence
Priscilla
Petula
Pixie
Polly
Peggy

Paula
Pauline

My daughter is calle dpoppy. and we both love it! :)

I would not have the guts to use these names but I like:

Pamela (Pammy)
Paula

I know neither are fashionable. Also love Penelope / Penny

I like Phoebe too.

Don't know why you'd need "guts" for Pamela or Paula. Not fashionable, sure, but that's a plus in my book, and I don't see them as the kind of names that date.

I think of Pamela as 1950s and Paula as 1960s 1970s, I think the child would be the only one in playground. It seems to me that some names have come back into fashion - Martha - and others not.

I don't think either Pamela or Paula have ever been so popular that there would be several in class. I was born in the 50s but have never met a Pam of my own age. I do have a very elderly relative called Pamela, but don't know any others of this name.

I can only think of two Paulas I've met, one my own age and one perhaps 10 years younger or thereabouts.

I was born in the 1950s and know Pamelas galore. Probably a regional thing, but to me it is one of the classic 50s names. Duefor a rerun I shouldthink

I really like Polly.

Ooh I forgot I started this thread-how's that for pregnancy porridge brains

thankyou so much for all the suggestions-I do love peggy but dp isn't so keen!

I like paloma too actually, and primrose and pearl. Polly is cute too although makes me think of miss polly had a dolly!

Peggy nn for Margaret might work for your DP, unless he is old enough/lefty enough to have views on Mrs T!

I love Penelope, it's gorge

Go for Penelope. Its my favourite, and would have been my DD's name if it weren't for the fact our surname is 3 syllables too.