Have a little boy already and expecting a little girl 🩷
DH and I have went through at least 100 names and agree on very few 😂
Shortlist is
Amelie
Amelia
Olivia
We're both Scottish and I know that Amelie wasn't very popular last year (only about 30 in the whole of Scotland) but wonder about pronunciation and nicknames?
Olivia and Amelia were far more popular.
We do have a one syllable surname as well so needs to flow well with it.
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FirstTimeMumma2021 · 13/04/2024 21:33
FlyingPizzaMonkey · 14/04/2024 08:11
I mean they’re all fine but Amelia and Olivia are so popular they’re overused. They’re the kids in our school who are spoken about with their last name to differentiate from the other Amelia’s and Olivia’s. They’re just generic popular names for girls. Including Amelie.
marshmallowfinder · 14/04/2024 08:30
Please know that Amelia means 'absence of limbs' in medical terminology. It also sounds pretty ugly with the 'mealy' noise in the middle. Uh mealy uh. 🤢 How about Amber instead, which is beautiful and far less common?
sixtiesbaby88 · 14/04/2024 19:34
A different pronunciation I have heard is Amuh-leeya which is nice
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