Names you can shorten to Annie

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We love the name Annie, but can’t seem to land on which ‘full name’ we like best - would love to get some ideas!

Annabel - current fave, but 2yo has a Baby Annabell who is very important to her, and not sure if this would be weird (admittedly it’s a short-term issue though, so not sure if I’m overthinking this!)

Anastasia - like this, but not sure if it’s a bit rogue if you don’t have any Russian / Eastern European heritage?

Anna - I like, but husband not keen

Annalise - we both quite like, but husband says it reminds him of Annalise Dodd

Any thoughts on these or other ideas would be greatly appreciated!

Why do you need a “full name” you’ll never use? Annie is a proper name itself

Savannah
Antionette
Anja or Anya

Nancy. I know a child and an old lady both called Nancy who both go by Annie. Dunno if that's "normal" though.

Just call her Annie? I’m not a fan of calling child something you’re not going to ever call them- it gets complicated at school etc always having to explain it and in all honesty if she’s called Annie all her life she’s not really going to use her “full” name

I love Savannah- nn Annie, otherwise I’d go for Annabel, baby Annabel will be gone before long

I think just Annie is lovely, no need for it to be a shortening. But Annabel or Anastasia are both great names too. Wouldn't worry about the doll - she might like having the baby have the same name. Also wouldn't worry about the heritage for Anastasia- i really like that name.

Annie is a "full name" so if you like it then use it.
I just don't get MN's weird obsession with giving a child a name purely to shorten it to another perfectly good name.

I would just go with Annie - great name.

Randomly my school friend 'Ann' is called 'Annie' by all her uni and work mates - she'll always be Ann to me though

Anya
Anais
Savannah
Rosanna

Anais ♡

I love Annie.I dont know it requires abbreviation. sorry but annalise sound same as haemorroid cream...
could go... Steph(anie) spoze, or beth(any).?

Just call her Annie if that’s what you are going to call her.

Anne

Annaliese, Anoushka, Annika or just go for Annie

Rhiannon?
Rhianna

I know an Annora , not sure if that’s the correct spelling as we’ve always called her Annie!

Fanny?

I haven't RTFT but Anastasia ?

Angharad ?

Aneira ?

Cassandra is a favourite of mine

Annis or Anona?

It is good to also have a long form that seems more professional for work and job applications etc.

Annabel is fine.

Or a hyphened first name like Anna-Maria?

I used to know a Rhiannon whose nickname was Annie.

My friend is called Aneesa (pronounced A knee sa) and we call her Annie for short.

There is nothing wrong with just calling her Annie.
We named our baby girl Ellie. We didn't like like the full name choices for her, just didn't sit right with us.

Don't know if someone suggested Anina
Annalene