Opinions on Tia?

[strawberry1500]

I think we may have decided? Brother is Dylan.

Tia's really pretty, OP, and with a sweet name history.

As long as her middle name's not "Maria" ?

Dylan is one of my favourite boys' names, so a good combination all round, I'd say.

I once knew a of a girl called Tia Mai. For ages I thought everyone was calling her TMA! Tia is a lovely name though. Everyone will know how to pronounce it but it's jot common.

I can see why people like it, but it's a bit '90s' to me.
Much prefer Mia - I actually know of two year old twins called Dylan and Mia!

But, if you like it OP, go for it!

Tia is beautiful. And not too common/popular at the moment.

Dylan and Tia, perfect !

Tia is lovely.

Mia is bland.

Dylan and Tia sound nice together.

If anyone does the whole 'Tia Maria' joking bollocks, just completely deadpan them!

Tia in Spanish is aunt, which is lovely.

elQuintoConyo,

Do I need to consider myself deadpanned, then?!

Very pretty, and goes well with Dylan.

I don't like it at all.

As a Spanish speaker it sounds weird as a name to me.

Autumnal just one raised eyebrow

I live in Spain with a Spanish DH and I don't think it is weird. It wouldn't work here, that's not to say it wouldn't work in the UK. DS has a Tia Maria and she loves her moniker!

It isn't like Tia = Spanish for bumhole, or something.

Nice. I have an Estonian friend called Tiia.

Not keen on it at all.

Went to school with a few Tias. All chavvey and very much similar.

Tia Maria

Tia is really lovely.

I went to school with a lovely girl called Ria.

Its very pretty but there's not enough to it for me

Lovely

I know a wonderful Tia, not chavvy whatsoever. She has also lived in Spain and no problems with the name there. x

I really like the name Tia but it always makes me think of Thanks In Advance when I see the name. I also think Missing In Action when I see the name Mia.

I like Rhea. Heard this recently and liked it.

Tia is the 00s version of the 80s Tina.
I also know a staff bull terrier called Tia.

Rhea End, though?!

For me it's too cutesy, I can't see a woman called Tia being taken seriously. However as nn for something I think it's ace.

Tia spelled with an accent over the "i" is Spanish for aunty.