Robyn, Hazel, Ella or Lois?

[Teaandcake2023]

What are your thoughts on these names? Which is your most/ least favourite?

Robyn
Hazel
Ella
Lois

[ChillysWaterBottle]

Love love looove Robyn and Hazel

Ella and Lois are nice x

[BankOfMaeve]

Robyn is perfection

[HVPRN]

My 12 year old says Hazel is the best :)
I like Robyn second :)

[Luredbyapomegranate]

Lois is my favourite - very underused

I also really like Robin, although just spelt like that. It’s quite popular at the moment, along with Rose and Rowan, plus Roman, Rueben and Rory for boys.. they all sound so similar it might put me off.

Ella is pretty but done to death.

I find Hazel really ugly for some reason, like Olive.

Ines
Annis
Carys
Ffion
Sorrel
Laurel
Catrin
Merryn
Stella
Oona
Hera

might be others

[Sandysandwich]

I love Ella and Lois
Hazel is nice

Robyn is not my preference, just because to me it sounds like robbin' like robbing or stealing and I knew a boy called Robin Banks and I never got over how silly that sounded. The whole robbin' thing also ruins any noun surname for me, Robbin' Potts, Robbin' Green etc

[Fleur405]

I love Lois and really wanted to use it for my daughter but my OH vetoed it!

[WhisperingAutistic]

Hazel

[SunsetOverEasterIsland]

Love Hazel but all your choices are very nice. I would rank them:
Hazel
Robyn
Lois
Ella
I knew a couple of Hazel's growing up but not a name you hear very often at the moment, due a comeback 😁

[touterustome]

Hazel for me

[Dominoeffecter]

Any apart from Hazel

[Twoinapod]

Hazel is a beautiful name, easy to say, spell and is known without being overly popular.

Ella is fine but really popular.

i really don’t like Robyn or Lois. You also have the added pronounciation issue with lois - low-is vs loyce

[MyCatIsAnnoyinglyCute]

Argh they are all my least favourite.

Hazel I don’t like as I think it’s an 80s dated name. Reminds me of someone I used to work with who looked like she had the same hairstyle from 1983.

Lois I’ve never liked, ever.

Robyn, again never liked it, ever.

Ella, so dull and overused. Must be about a million Ella Rose/Grace/May’s around. Boring.

[2crossedout1]

I like Robyn best

[MrsBungle]

Lois by a country mile

[kathycomehome22]

Robyn is beautiful. To me it's a strong, no nonsense name but it's pretty too. I like the nature link as well. Really is the best by far.

[LulooLemon]

Robyn - ok
Hazel - nice, but the only Hazel I've known was called 'Hazelnut' at school
Ella - my favourite from your list
Lois - nice, but not everyone pronounces it the same

[NosieRosie]

Lois or Robyn for me.
I have a class full of Ella’s 🙄

I don’t like Hazel at all - sorry 😬

Name your child whatever you like. Your child’s name is nobody else’s business x

[DoNutSweatTheSmallStuff]

I like them all except Hazel.
Though I've been put off Robyn and Lois due to their obvious male counterparts (Robin & Louis / Lewis). I prefer more definite female sounding names if that makes sense?!
Ella is nice but heard someone once say it doesn't feel like a full name and more short for eg. Gabriella, Daniella etc. And also heard someone link it to "she's one hell of a..." (sigh)

[bluelollipop99]

I love Hazel and Ella x

[Pjmasksonrepeat]

Robyn and Hazel were on my list. Love them.

[Beamur]

Lois. Pretty and uncommon.
Robyn/Hazel - ok but not massive fan. Find Hazel quite harsh sounding.
Ella - super sweet but every other girl in her mid teens is called Ella.

[marblemad]

Can't stand Hazel , where I'm from it's a very council estate mum name, not keen on Robyn either. Lois is different, love Ella.

[Theoldwoman]

Ella is my favourite one hundred percent.

Lest favourites are Lois and Robyn.

[Somanycats]

Hazel is best, then Lois, then a long way back Ella, and finally Robyn which I really dislike.

[ThunderRolls88]

Robyn is such a 'kind' name to me. Just lovely.