Christina?

[Nobattery]

Baby girl due in a couple of months.

What do you think of the name Christina? Associations? Yay or nay?

Lovely

I really like it

Really lovely
christie is a nice shortening too

Pretty. The heroine in the fabulous Flambards.

My DD14 middle name is Chrissie after her Great Grandmother who was called Christina but nickname was Chrissie.

I prefer the full pronunciation of Christina. Sounds rather glamorous.

Yes lovely

I like it.

It’s nice, I can’t think of any obvious negative associations.

It’s in the sweet spot of being fairly unusual but also well known and classic. It’s pretty but not cutesy, it would definitely be fine for an adult in any profession.

It may well be shortened to Chris, Chrissie or Tina, so you might want to consider that.

Have you thought of spelling it Kristina or Cristina?

I really like it! Makes a nice change from the millions of Evies and Avas.

Beautiful name 🥰

I quite like it but I really don’t like Chris so I wouldn’t.

What would be the point of that?

Gorgeous name. The only negative for me is that I thoroughly dislike Tina.

It's a lovely regal name. I love Christie or Chrissie to. But not Tina please lol.

To make it slightly unusual especially Kristina

I like it. I also like the song Christina The Astonishing by Nick Cave.

Christina of Flambards. Love it, beautiful. May get shortened to Christie.

Lovely , classic and elegant ,i love Christie but dislike Chris , no need to use a 'different' spelling though !

Cristina is the Italian spelling. Kristina looks wrong
Christina is fine as it is

but this is MN so I'll throw in 'Have you thought of Christiana, Christalle Christielle, Krystina...?'

Christina is lovely as it is..
Christina Meg
Christina Dawn
Christina Charlotte
Christina Winsome

I really like it, I think it sounds really fresh for a little one these days.

There’s a YouTuber with a daughter called Valentina and they call her Teeny at home which I think is so sweet for when they are little - could work for Christina too!

Christina is lovely. I know one who is known as Tina for short which I don't like though. Chrissie/Christie are much nicer.

Younique spellings are just dopey though, and a PITA for the person who has to endlessly spell their name