Amy

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Can i ask you ladies for your thoughts on the name Amy?

I love it! It was on my list for DD. Very underused now as well so she won't be one of many.

I love it. My sister is Amy (well Aimee) and I was always jealous that she got the prettier name.

Love it! Cute for a baby and lovely for an adult too.

I really don’t like it, but I’m very certain I’ll be in the minority

I love it too! It was on my list (the Aimee spelling though I like both). The only downside is the multiple spellings, but that applies to Katie, Claire, Isabel etc. too so just one of those things!

Its really nice op can only think of one and she is lovely.
Its a simple pretty name.

I love it, though I prefer the Aimee spelling.

I adore it.

For me it has to be the Amy spelling - simple, timeless and pretty. Aimee is a frilly version of a lovely, unfussy name.

Love it.
Both spellings are nice.

Aimee is french so maybe a bit more chic?
Or maybe a but try hard if you are not french...?

I like it! I know an Aymi, which is a more unusual spelling. Amy and Aimee are probably safer to use though.

I like it and prefer the Amy spelling.

Love the name Amy. Very cute for a baby and suits an adult as well. Timeless.

My dd is Amy (nickname Tink) ❤ so I love it

I love it - prefer the spelling Amy

I love it, I prefer the Aimie spelling though.

I like the sound of it but as a 90's baby there were so many Amys in my years at school , at least 2/3 in every class so It is a bit dated to me as it seemed to be an 'it' name along with the Katies, Gemma, Hannah, Kirsty ect.

It's a bit dated as there were tonnes in the 70's and 80's.

It is pretty though.

Yes, I really like it. It's timeless and a lovely name. It's ever so slightly on the dull/ubiquitous side, but I think part of that is because it's so timeless actually, it has stood the test of time. Not explaining myself very well there, but overall I like it

I think it’s a bit boring & very dated (as in 80s/90s).

I would pronounce Aimee differently (Ay-may). I think Amy is actually much prettier than Aimee.

Love it, I prefer the spelling Aimee though as it just looks more complete to me and I prefer a longer name

Classic, timeless.

Don't like

I like it