Erin?

[deemented]

Like, loathe or indifferent?

love! sadly DH doesn't

Like but don't love it

Lovely name.

Loathe. Sounds like a twee pixie.

Bit indifferent. It of course means Ireland, so despite many people thinking of it as an Irish name, a lot of Irish people themselves wouldn't (if that bothers you) and would consider it like calling your child India or Chelsea.

I don't like it, sorry.

Like it, strong name.

Like

Like - though wouldnt use it myself.

Love it, however its my sister in laws name so probably wouldn't use it, that paired with the fact that my favorite name ever is Evie, and i really can't have children called Erin and Evie

I don't like it personally but I like the fact that isn't already overused and makes a nice change from all the Evies/Ellas round here.

DP's friend has daughters called Erin and Evie!

I like Erin. An old friend went out with one. She was very beautiful and successful.

Oh whoops, well i do really like the names GirlWithA,

Indifferent, but it's really popular here and that would out me off

If you're going to do it be careful with the middle name - I know an Erin India which sounds like the name an airline to me (but still isn't as bad as the poor child I know called Kitty Hope which is surely either a cat charity or the name of a porn star).

Love it, love it, love it, always have done, and it's DD1's name. She's 10 and loves it too.

Easy to spell, can't be shortened, uncommon but not "odd", sounds pretty (to me).

DH is Irish, so the meaning "Ireland" was an added bonus (although it is rarely used in Ireland).

She's Erin Ann. I first thought about Erin Eve, but that sounded rubbish.

Very indifferent.

Not keen but only because I've yet to meet an Erin I've liked. It is a nice name, but meeting unpleansant folk can put you off thier name I think.

Same with Ryan, never met a Ryan I've liked.

Love it, I have an Erin though so biased!

Lovely name, but DSs first (and I hope last!) gf is (a very lovely!) erin so may be a tad biased!

LOVE it. It was on our list (although had a DS), and is also my lovely DSis name. She's an Erin Kathleen.

Like it - I imagine all Erins to be beautiful. I would be really disappointed to meet an ugly one.

Quite like it - getting more popular but that may not be an issue (just shows lots of people like it really!)

I once met a girl called Erin Ireland! True story!

Presumably she had had people say to her many many times 'you know your name means Ireland Ireland?' but she was a very nice and chilled out person so I imagine she had dealt with all the jokes...

Loathe would be abit strong but I think its inexplicably popular. Not an attractive sound at all quite an ugly sounding word. There are millions of nicer names.