Is Phoebes sister Heidi or Daisy?

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Cast your votes?

I take your point, Name, derogatory isn’t quite the right word I was after.

I see Heidi as the same camp as Maisie, Betty, Delilah and Elsie. Not classics and will date.

Daisy

Daisy. It goes fine with Phoebe.
I think it's mad that people would advise not choosing a name you like just because it doesn't 'go' with the sibling name.

Just got to say I love all those names!!! All very personal to me too, but I would have to say Heidi

Definitely Heidi

Daisy

Daisy gets my vote or how about Chloe?...

Phoebe’s sister is Ursula, as previously mentioned.

I’m not keen on Daisy or Heidi (particularly Heidi). They just sound like informal, light names compared to Phoebe.

Margaret with Daisy for short?

Daisy I'd say.

Poppy, Pippa/Phillipa, Maisie, Harriet, Flora, Florence also go and are in the same name group to me.
Heidi doesn't not go but I'm just personally not that keen on it.

@thaegumathteth I knew a girl at university who was a twin - they were called Harriet and Phoebe!

OP, both are lovely names. Daisy is better as Heidi is a bit similar.

I don't think either goes with phoebe sorry.

Heidi

Neither really 'goes'. But use what you want of course.

How about Margot nn Daisy? Daisy is a traditional nn for Marguerite but you could use it for, well, anything really.

Names I think 'go' include: Florence, Juliet, Beatrice (though could give you Phoebe and Be-be) or, continuing the celestial theme, Aurora, Callista, Ursula, Estella / Estelle / Stella, Celeste.

Oh, Sophie of course.

Continues the Greek theme in a way and is at a similar level of formality and cuteness, I think.

I like Margot and it goes well

Not sure either goes that well with Phoebe (sorry).

I prefer the name Daisy to Heidi though.

Heidi

Heidi

I love them both....sorry no help! :)

I think Heidi goes better :) quite like that too , has the same sort of feel as Phoebe. Daisy is too cutesy , doesn't go well.

Phoebe's sister is Penelope. Neither.

Phoebe's sister is Chloe.

Heidi

I know far too many dogs called Daisy, to consider the name for a child.