Rosie Esmée or Rosie Autumn

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We both love Rosie Esmée or Rosie Autumn we just can't decide which and are running out of time. Big sister is Molly Jane. Thanks

A vote for Esmee from me.

I have a little Rosie Elizabeth and love her name.

I like both Rosie Esmee and Rosie autumn. Sorry that is probably not very helpful

I love Rosie Elizabeth too, hubby doesn't :(

TBH neither, sorry. Rosie Esmee would turn into Rosieyesmee. And Rosie Autumn is a description - I think one name that is a word as well is ok, 2 not.

Rosie Esmee at a push, although I think the endings are too similar with too many vowels - Rosie Autumn sounds like a paint colour.

Is the Esmee/Autumn going to be a middle name as opposed to you using both names as a first name?

Rosie Autumn is lovely but is a bit Glade plug-in (love that description!) as a PP said. And Rosie Esmee is too much likely the ghastly Renesmee in Twilight, plus I actually really don't like the Ez-may pronunciation, much prefer Ez-mee but obviously that would be daft.

Rosie Eliza, if DH doesn't like Elizabeth? Rosie Katherine?

Sorry, I don't like either. Rosie Esmee is far too samey and Rosie Autumn sounds like an air freshener. Does she have to have a middle name?

I don't like Eliza or Katherine. I'm not much of a twighlight fan so don't know the characters names for it to put me off. I would prefer her to have a middle name like her big sister and cousins.

We maybe would consider Autumn as a first name but the oh is extremely picky

Autumn is a beautiful first name, as is Rosie x

Rosie Anna

I love Anna but it's grandmas name and I don't want to start ww3 by naming her after one gran and not the other

Lee! Joking

Rosie is very difficult to team up unlike rose.

It does tend to be a bit descriptive...rosy summer, rosy may, rosy autumn etc. your names ^ quite sing songy.

Not sure what to suggest.

I like Rosie Autumn!

But I would be surprised to learn it's a February baby. But Rosie Valentine would be too much.

I would find it strange if a baby is named after the day, month or season they were born. It's like calling a Christmas baby Holly

I'd agree

Ha! Fair enough re Grandma war. Molly Jane flows so well. Neither of your Rosie options flow as well.

But perhaps it doesn't matter, middle names are usually never heard after all. Have you done a check on what the different initials might spell?

Actually sometimes people only use the middle name's initial, eg First I Surname. So Rosie E Surname is quite hard to say, while Rosie A Surname is easier to say.

Therefore: Autumn!

Yep no I middle name as her initials would be RIP

But people do call Christmas babies Holly! The little Holly I know is a December baby.

Yes they do, I wouldnt, holly is a bad example maybe Noelle is better

I don't think Esmee or autumn flow especially well with Rosie, and on that basis I'd go for the name with meaning - Esmee.

I love Rosie Esmee, I love Rosie... Just a thought, the only adult Rosie I know wishes her parents had given her Rose,Rosa,Rosamund rather than have people assume she is using what they consider to be a "pet" diminutive in a very professional arena.

Congratulations!

Hubby doesn't like any other for of Rosie, men can be very picky!!