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Which girl's name?

31 replies

BooeyBubbleHead · 20/12/2016 20:02

Annie Rose Kathleen

Mabel Rose Kathleen

Penny Rose Kathleen

Sibling is Ivy.

Which is best?

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Pemba · 21/12/2016 13:17

Annie Rose is lovely. Penny is OK, but not that keen personally.
Mabel is OK, but I can never get over the old lady vibe in my head, as my late grandma was Mabel (she would have been over 100 now).

SorenaJ · 21/12/2016 13:47

Prefer Annie

WillowGreen · 22/12/2016 18:22

I like Annie. I loved the Alfie books when I was little and as another poster has mentioned there is an Annie Rose in that. My sister has banned me from calling my baby Annie if she is a girl because she wants to use that name!
I like Penny but I think it would be better to call her Penelope and then you can shorten it if you want to.

Jigglealltheway · 25/12/2016 20:16

Too bad you weren't using Kathleen as first name, it's so gorgeous ; Kitty for short. Kathleen Rose i.e. kitty Rose
Rose Kathleen is gorgeous.
Mabel is an old lady's name. Annie is very blah as a teenager.
The best out of the lot is Penny short for Penelope.

JudgeJudySheidlin · 25/12/2016 23:54

Penny will be the most popular choice on here as so many posters seemed obsessed with the name Penelope. Personally I can't stand Penelope/Penny.

Mabel & Annie both work with Ivy. Ivy & Penny doesn't roll off the tongue as well; however it's your choice & you need to choose what feel right for your daughter

ScarletSienna · 26/12/2016 00:00

I think Mabel works best with Ivy. Annie and Penny are nice but don't feel as full and complete as Ivy and Mabel; they sound as though they're short for something.

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