What do you tk k of this girls name

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Elliot Rose. What do you think of this name for a girl? Also would you use 2 t's and 2 l's?

I would assume Elliot was a boy.

I would assume Elliot was a boy too

I like it

Elliott is a boy's name.

I like it. However, be prepared for the possibility of people taking the liberty of calling her 'elly-rose' as a nn. We are thinking of a similar first name and are avoiding Rose, Jane and May as middle names for this reason.

i like it

Boy name!

No, sorry. It's a boy's name!

What about Eleanor instead?

I'd go for Ella Rose or Elen Rose.
The only Elliot I know is a little boy and Elliot so totally suits him I'd have difficulty thinking of it as a girls name.

Give the poor child a girl's name.

Unless it is a boy, obviously, in which case the Rose bit is A Very Bad Idea.

i know a girl name Elliot, but i think its not her birth given name

Boy.

I think it's lovely and is the kind of name I would choose for my hypothetical second dd.

I love the name Ella Rose!
agree Elliott sounds like a boys name - but i would spell it as Elliott

Elliot is a boys name and seems very incongruous with a pretty name like Rose.

What about:
Ellen Rose
Ella Rose
Eloise Rose
Louisa Rose

Boy's name, sorry.

I think Elliot is a beautiful unisex name.

Lovely for a girl :) I have a classically boys name and love it. X

I also think that using rose as a middle name is lovely. We called our DD Dylan Emily and I think that's beautiful too although a lot of people on here disagree but each to their own.

Why would anybody consider a boys name for a girl or even a girls name
For a
Boy? I know we live In a world where peculiar things happen but doesn't this just set said child up for being teased..... Say for chance u did name girl Elliot and there was also a boy with same name, how
Do u explain it?

People do it because they think their preference is more important than their child's possible discomfort. There is no other explanation. It makes me cross.

As a posed to some of the other random names out there? You explain that the name is UNISEX and so can therefor be either.

Just because there are worse names out there doesn't make it ok. When a name is heavily skewed in favour of one sex - and I agree Elliot is - you're basically sending your kid out on the losing side of an argument with other kids (and probably some not-nice adults).

It's all about perception, isn't it? I mean, that's why we agonise over names like we do. Anyway, one of my rules for naming a child of my own is 'avoid Boy Named Sue territory'.