Thoughts on Chloe?

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Just as the title says!

Lovely

I really dislike it. In the 80s everyone seemed to be called either Trudy, Tracy or Chloe so feels common and retro to me.

Seems a little bit 80s-90s but still a pretty name

I love it...it was on my list

Love Chloe, it’s gorgeous 💕

I like it. I don’t know many, but looking at ons data it is too popular for my liking. I thought it was timeless but it appears not so much www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths/articles/babynamessince1904howhasyoursperformed/2016-09-02

I really love it! It’s much rarer now - the name has been on a downward trajectory year on year for 20 years now and in 2018 was about to leave the top 40. By the time the 2020 data is released it will almost certainly have left the top 50 or 60 or more given current trajectory.

It’s on my list!

Was on my list for a girl. I like it a lot.

It doesn’t need a nickname whatsoever but if she wanted one

Chlo or Cleo are really lovely too

Very pretty!

Dated.

About 20 years ago it was the most popular girls name, but less so these days. No Chloe,s at the nursery I am in at the mo.

Boring

@june2007 yes it’s been on a downward trajectory for 20 years. About to leave the top 50. I really love it.

DD1s name, I love it. I never get the deal with it being a "90"s name. Who cares? All names will date (apart from super safe ones)

No.

Dated, and I don't like the clunky 'chl' sound.

Love it

It's ok, I prefer Clio

I like it. Reminds me of Sophie, Josie and Phoebe. All timeless names with pretty O and E sounds.

@DoctorBambino as in the Renault?

Thank you everyone

I love it - I think it's timeless.

It's a really pretty name. I know a few Chloes aged between 13 and 7, but only one newborn, so it isn't the very common name it once was but it's classic enough not to feel too dated and definitely still used.

I like it

I like it but unfortunately find it over-used. While likeable, and it certainly has been around for aeons, it has been very popular since the 90s (and only rarely used before that) so I wouldn't consider it timeless. Nothing wrong with it though.