Honey

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What’s everyone’s thoughts on Honey for a girl?

Makes me think of that episode of how I met your mother where he can't remember the girls name but says "I'll call her Honey" cos she was a bit naive and they kept saying "awww, Honey".

Sounds horribly patronising to me. You ok Honey? hiya Honey! Awww, Honey!

Sorry OP I'm not keen.

It’s very sweet (da dum tush!!) for a little child. Not so great for a grown woman trying to be taken seriously in the workplace. Think about your child as an adult not just a cute baby.

I've taught 2 and they were both lovely, I don't think it's problem as an adult. One was Honey as a given name and one was short for Hunnifer .

Not a fan, sorry

Hunnifer?

I'm not keen for an adult.

I like it.

What about
Semolina
Angelica
Lasagna
Angela Slices
Mille Feuille

Or for a boy

Eggs Benedict
Spotted Dick
McDonald's

It’s very sweet

Truthfully I really like it.

Hunnifer 😂
Did she have a brother named Tomothy?

It's a pretty word but I have a feeling it would limit a child, can't imagine honey smith having a top job (that is definitely my prejudice though and for that I apologise)

I just think of Fern Cotton's daughter.

Don't.

There are a few around, I used to know one, she'll be 12/13 now and it's never been a problem afaik.

Reminds me of the actress Honeysuckle Weeks.

Friend has a guinea pig called Honey

I met my first Honey at baby group the other week... except when I saw the sign up sheet it turns out it's spelt "Hunnie". I did wince a little inside I must confess!

I know a Honey. She's in her early teens. When she was named it, I wasn't a fan but she's so lovely (and gorgeous) it's grown on me. Another of her siblings has a spice name though, which is a little odd!

Elpheba - Hunnie!!!
I quite like Honey but that's just awful!

My niece is called honey and she is such an adorable little girl. She really suits the name.

Imagine if she married Mr Potts and took his surname?

Or Bunn.

I think it’s quite endearing but I really don’t think she would thank you for it and after all, she’s the one who will have to live with it

Hunnifer?

Seriously?

I can't help but think honey is a stripper name.

No.

I believe Melissa means honey bee in Greek (possibly?), you could go with that and then call her honey