I can't believe I'm saying this, but....

[seeker]

....I do think Blythe is a lovely name for a girl.

Yes but it's like the "Beverly/Beverley" they are both derived from the place Beverley aren't they?

I think it sounds like a quaint, old fashioned name.

I have no idea Cargirl but I went to school with a girl called Beverley Blythe

Wezzle - LOL!!!!!!!!!!! My parents are from Blyth so has a lot of happy childhood memories from there but also I lot of sadness and seeing family in poverty when Bates shut and during the strikes. I cried when I went ans saw the minehead gone and also a similar time they knocked down the old fire station and houses where my Dad was born

Hence not my choice of name!

Beverly is the American version of Beverley so perhaps Blythe is the american version of Blyth

I stand by my view that any name - apart maybe from Beverley - which can be found in the AA Book of the Road is a no-no.

I am not keen TBH.

But as ever - if you like it, use it.

oh yes I love it
I wanted it for a boy
but dp not keen and also doesn't really go with surname

I like it but unfortunately I live too near the town Blyth (once known as drugs capital of the North East) to use it.

I know a little girl who is about six called blyth - she is very sweet, but the 1st time I heard her name I did raise my eyebrows! I now think she really suits it