Wren for a girl

[sylviec]

What do we think?

@sylviec No nickname - yet

Or L'wren as in mick jagger's ex

I like

Beautiful name x

i like it

Helen George from CTM has called her daughter Wren Ivy.

If I do choose Wren, middle name will be Rose.

Wren Rose

That’s tricky to say!

I’m not keen but it does usually seem well-liked on mn

Two monosyllabic words, tricky? Really?

Personally I don't like it.

I agree with PP that it's the name of a tiny little boring brown pecking bird.

Love the name. But agree it's hard with the middle name, doesn't roll off the tongue right. Rosalie maybe?

Do they have any nicknames for her? Like Wrennie or?

Oh that makes it even worse... indigestion medication!

Awful. It’s a small bird.

Like a Robin...?

I think Wren Rose doesn’t quite work, although both names are beautiful individually. Wren Rosalie maybe?

It’s not tricky, just a bit alliterative, unless that’s something you like.

I wouldn’t call my daughter Wren. It’s not really a name to me, but that’s just because it’s not in common usage. I don’t know many young children so am not really au fait with current trends.

If you want it, go for it. I’ve seen worse suggestions on here.

Love it.

Fern was also on my list.

I don't like it, do you like bird names in general, ie, robin or Lynette, or is it just the sound of wren?

I adore it, personally. If you love it, maybe you can get past the popularity. It's a minor issue when you really love a name, I think.

Wren is lovely but Wren Rose doesn't work together- it's hard to say, I think it's the two "R" sounds close together.

Linnet maybe

I’m not a fan of the name sorry .
Maybe she will get called Jenny ( Jenny Wren?)
I also thought if the WRNS ( womens Royal Navy)

Daisys are small and nondescript. Ponds are small and pointless. Why would you name yourself after them?

Australian wrens are nice. I don't really like the name. Some names might be too flowery but it's not flowery at all Yeah, yeah, I know it's a bird not a flower.

I like it. I've heard it a lot more for boys recently, but I prefer it for girls.

Love Wren.