Autumn for a girl?

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What do you think?

Not if shes born in Spring!

No, sorry, Don't like it.

not sure.
what else you got?

too hippy for me, but I am a dullard traditionalist of the Emma / Alice / Rose persuasion

She would be born in the summer.....!
Why don't you like it? (not saying you should or anything, just interested).

I really like it. I really like Summer too. Not the season, the name.

Because its a season. And no, I don't like the name Summer either.

We don't go for traditional but don't want ultra hippy either. Bog standard middle class city folk here.

Eden is another contender but PFB has a very soft name and our surname is quite harsh, so worried Eden may be a bit hard though think it would suit an older child/ adult but maybe not a newborn.

i dont think its 'hippy' i think its bit dull(sorry sorry sorry!)my childrens names are bit boring (traditional)though!

I don't like the name Summer either, or Spring. Winter is kind of funky but we couldn't go for that as it would clash

like eden.i know an ebren too thats sweet

As long as your surname isn't Forecast it'll probably be fine

As long as your surname isn't Forecast it'll probably be fine

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I don't like it. It conjures up images of an American Beauty Queen.

Eden is actually rather lovely

remember she'll be an 'older child / adult' for an awful lot longer than she'll be a newborn

I like the sound of it, but if I were a teacher, I think I would expect you to turn up in a kaftan to parents' evening.

My dd goes to pre-school with a little boy called Autumn. I quite like the name.

Do you think Autumn would work for an adult in business (if that's where they ended up??)?

Whats wrong with wearing a kaftan to parents' evening?

i like it, there's an actress in mad men called january jones. it's super cool without being cheesy

'And may I introduce Autumn Cooper, our managing director'

Oh come on, Badger, you don't choose a name for how it will sound in the boardroom do you?

I think it would work in the 'adult business'

That isnt what you meant though is it!

Sorry - the name itself is quite sweet but is a little 'American stripper' sounding.