Baby girl name

[PW1992]

Hey!
I really need help with picking a baby girl name! There are a few that we like so far:

Ailsa
Aila (ay-la)
Hattie
Bonnie

We live in Scotland so would quite like a Scottish name but doesn't matter if it's not. What are peoples opinions on these names??

don't like them.
first two no idea how to say.
second two sound like dog's names.

there are many fine Scottish names.
what about Fiona, Margaret, Moira, Kathleen, Elizabeth, Susannah, Harriet, Clementine, Millicent, Esther, Judith, Roberta, Isabelle, Antonia.

Aila is my favourite (I live in Scotland too - trying to find a Scottish boy’s name just now). I know Isla spelt the other way is very popular just now though but it is lovely

@alexdgr8 thanks for the suggestions! Although not really my cup of tea, I find all of the names quite old

@sarah13xx thanks for the reply! It's difficult isnt it! I have a Fraser so trying to find a name for his baby sister!

I absolutely love the name Hattie

Hattie short for Harriet is nice.

Fraser and Ailsa sound quite similar. No idea how to pronounce Aila. Is it pronounced to rhyme with Taylor? If so I'd spell it Ayla. Bonnie is horribly twee.

So I'd go with Hattie.

[quote PW1992]@sarah13xx thanks for the reply! It's difficult isnt it! I have a Fraser so trying to find a name for his baby sister![/quote]
Oh wow, that’s going to be his middle name! Loads of people on my partners side have it as their middle name

I only like Ailsa

Eilidh. ,pronounced A Lee, Gaelic for helen

Moragh

Fiona

Ellie,. Ella

Eleanor

Isabel

Isla

Skye

Iona

Arran

I love the name Ailsa.

While I prefer the lovely Scottish Vaila to Aila and Ailsa personally, out of the two I like Ailsa better. I dislike Bonnie and Hattie as they sound very nicknamey to me, sorry (I do like Hattie as a nn for Harriet/Henrietta though).

Morven?
Lorna?
Isobel?
Elspeth?

I used to have a chicken called Ailsa.

I used to have a guinea pig called Hattie

Of you list I like Ailsa the most. Aila is ok (I don't know how people can't pronounce it?!?).
Hattie strikes me as a very English name (is it Scottish?), and should probably be a nn for Harriet.
I don't like Bonnie at all, it's too cutesy.
Fraser & Eilidh
Fraser & Isla (too common?)
Fraser & Morag (Maggie as nn?)
Fraser & Mairi
Fraser & Mirren
I really like Flora and Freya but probably not with Fraser!

@emmathedilemma thanks for the reply! Dont think Hattie is Scottish I just quite liked the name lol I love Eilidh, although my neice is called Ally do you think it's too similar?

@EmbarrassingMama what a well named chicken!!

@PeskyRooks probably does sound like a bit of an animal name lol

I don't think Eilidh is too like Ally. Is she just called Ally or is it a nn for something?

Ishbel, Esme, Iona, Eila

I love the name Hattie! I have a daughter called Lottie so it would be too similar, but if that wasn't the case I'd be naming my daughter due in May Hattie.

Bonnie is a lovely name too.

Theyre all lovely, but Hattie and Bonnie are my favourite.

Ailsa - ok, a bit too similar to Isla and Elsa
Aila (ay-la) - dislike
Hattie - like a lot if short for Harriet
Bonnie - not sure, a bit too nicknamey

Alisa is the only one I like. The others are too bland or nicknamey.

Ailsa that should say.