Does this sound silly?

[LolaStarr]

I'm currently pregnant with baby #2, and while DH and I have decided on a boys name we're really struggling with a girl. One of the very few we've agreed we like is Rosie... But our surname is Robson. Would the double 'R' sound silly? We'd give her a middle name to break it up a bit, we're undecided on that as well at the minute though... Maybe Rosie Emilia? Opinions please!

[AntiHop]

I like it and don't see any problem. Personally I'd use a longer version as her official name on bc and shorten it to rosie. Eg rosanna, rosalind, rosemary. She might not want to be called rosie when she's an adult.

[LolaStarr]

Ok thanks for the feedback everyone, I think we're probably going to go with it. I expected a few negative opinions but there's never going to be a name that everyone likes!

[ScarlettDarling]

It's lovely. I love a bit of alliteration in names. Go for it!

[spanky2]

I like it. If you like it go for it as it doesn't really matter what other people think.

[AliciaMayEmory]

I love it! Our surname begins with an R too and I really wanted a name that began with R for DS, but DH wasn't keen. I know a Rosie Robinson which I think is lovely. She is Rosalynd on her BC.

[plimsolls]

I think it's lovely. Never would have occurred to me to think it was remotely silly.

[nearlyteatime101]

It sounds nice to me.

[poocatcherchampion]

Just to be clear,she and we love it!

[JoJoS123]

I love Rosie! So I think it's fine

[Ludwsys]

My dad would've struggled terribly with the r's until a year or two ago and probably still would when she gets tired and she's 10 now.

10 years is a long time to be Wosie Wobson.

[rainbowstardrops]

I think it sounds lovely. Very pretty

[PresidentCJCregg]

It's lovely, unless she grows up struggling to pronounce her r. My daughter would really struggle with it!

[poocatcherchampion]

Our first born has almost this exact name although the surname is only one syllable. It totally suits her. Amusingly we and many others often call her by her first name surname in all situations.

That doesn't happen with her siblings.

[ThroughThickAndThin01]

Rosie Robson is lovely.

Not a problem at all.

[Footle]

Why would anyone giggle ? It's a beautiful straightforward name.

[GiddyOnZackHunt]

It sounds very Corrie for some reason. A plucky Northern lass. Cute but feisty which is OK.

[KnitFastDieWarm]

sounds fine to me, I like alliterative names (ds has one!)

[DancingDinosaur]

It sounds fine.

[Sophronia]

I think it sounds fine. I know a Rosa Robson.

[ExtraHotLatteToGo]

I don't think it's great. It runs together too much, I feel like I have marbles in my mouth. Plus it sounds like a made up 'chick lit' author's name.

(Sorry, but you did ask for opinions)

Oh and a middle name really won't 'break it up'. Middle names are hardly ever used.

Do you like Grace? I think Grace Robson sounds lovely.

[Vixxfacee]

Rosie Robson sounds fine. Rosie is not a great name though.