Winter

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Would it be odd to call a baby Winter if it was born October/November - and therefore would Autumn be better? However I much prefer Winter?

I don't think it's odd, it's a lovely name, and Winnie or Win are great nicknames.

Thanks, just wondered if people might question why if they're not born actually in Winter did you just that!

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It's fine OP.

If Game of Thrones is still big by the time she's toddling, she may hear "Winter is coming" every time she appears...

Seriously, though, I like it. And don't think it matters about needing it to reflect her actual birthdate. I know a small "Summer", born mid-October.

It's no worse than Summer-born Carols or a December-born June, IMO.

Winter is a lovely name, and I always think with seasonal/month names that it's actually better if they're not born then. Feels a bit twee otherwise to me.

Interesting jooni, hadn't thought of it like that

can you picture a grown man called winter? it would be sort of embarassing to him wouldn't it?

It's a girls name?