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Hattie

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PreciousPeach · 19/03/2014 09:50

So today I'm crushing on the name Hattie. Astrid is also in the running.

Which do you prefer Astrid or Hattie. I personally would go with Hattie on the birth cert (I know that this would not be everyone's choice but I am certin on that)

What vibe do you get from each name. Is Hattie too cutey cutey? Is Astrid too harsh?

Thanks in advance!

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PreciousPeach · 20/03/2014 10:01

largebustedmam is there any particular reason you sister doesn't like her name, is it just Hattie she doesn't like or Harriet?? Smile I would love to be called Hattie!

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looki · 20/03/2014 13:45

Hattie is gorgeous but I'd use as a nn for Harriet.

AndLibbyMakesThree · 20/03/2014 14:47

I think Hattie sounds really cute, but I was at school with a girl called Hattie. She was quite overweight, and lots of people referred to her as 'Fatty Hattie', so it turned out to be a really unfortunate choice of name for her.

Sorry, I feel mean mentioning this, but just thought I should point it out.

laregina · 20/03/2014 14:50

I also immediately thought of Hattie Jacques - and I love the name; it's a bit quirky but in a good way Smile

HeirToTheIronThrone · 20/03/2014 14:52

Hattie is my top favourite girl's name ever, and I can never use it because it does not go with our surname. Sob.

PreciousPeach · 20/03/2014 22:09

I think Hattie seems to be winning and is moving to the top of my list.

I like Hattie Clementine

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PreciousPeach · 23/03/2014 12:17

My dh is finally coming round to the name Hattie Smile

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turningvioletviolet · 23/03/2014 19:42

Hattie is an excellent choice! We have one (short for Harriet, but forever known as Hattie) - not too popular, but not outrageous. Still adore it 13 years after she was born.

nooka · 23/03/2014 20:02

Hattie is a cute nn but I'd not like it as my full name for job interviews etc. I don't like diminutives for BCs because it takes away flexibility, I think it's always better to have choice.

Re Astrid, I don't particularly like the name but I'd not be worried about 'ass' because it's not particularly widely used in the UK. If it was Arsetrid that would be very different!

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