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Lucy / Lucie

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SpanielFace · 21/07/2013 21:02

Not pregnant so this is purely speculative (and may all change!), but we're planning on ttc no. 2 soon, & I had a cuddle with a very new baby girl yesterday, so I'm feeling broody! (It's that new baby smell! Smile)

DS is William Charles

No idea what we would call another DS, as William is the only name we ever had! But for a DD, I'm quite taken with Lucy (or maybe Lucie?).

I've never met a little Lucy - all the little girls I meet at toddler groups seem to be Evie/Ava/Isabelle/Sophie/Lily. I even know three little Matildas (a name we considered for DS). But when I look at the baby name charts, Lucy is in the top 10. Do people know many little Lucys (not that it matters to us really - William is hardly rare but it's the only name we could agree on!)

Also - I'm thinking Lucy Elizabeth Hope. What do you think?

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YourMaNoBraBackOfMyCar · 12/08/2013 16:15

My niece is called Luci (pronounced Lucy). I didn't really like it at first but now I do. I've since met two other spelt this way Luci's. (No idea if that grammar is correct).

miffybun73 · 12/08/2013 17:45

I prefer Lucy to Lucie. I would assume that Lucie was a nn for Lucinda.

I know a few Lucys under 5 (NW England)

Nyla · 12/08/2013 23:25

I think Lucy Elizabeth Hope is gorgeous. I want to use Lucy too and was thinking of having Lucy Elle but not sure if it sounds too short.

cafecito · 13/08/2013 01:27

DD = Lucia

I like both Lucy and Lucie

TobyLerone · 14/08/2013 07:48

My sister is Lucie. I think it's beautiful and she doesn't mind spelling it.

TobyLerone · 14/08/2013 07:49

Nyla, I don't like Lucy Elle (Lucy L?) but perhaps Ellen?

Writerwannabe83 · 14/08/2013 08:05

My sister's little boy is called William and my best friend's little girl is called Lucy Smile

Lucy is a lovely name - I don't like the Lucie version though.

MiaowTheCat · 14/08/2013 12:12

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Rhubarbgarden · 14/08/2013 13:28

I prefer Lucy Hope without the Elizabeth, but I'm a fan of simple, strong names rather than long fussy ones.

The Lucie spelling makes me think of the unfortunate Lucie Blackman.

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