What are your thoughts on these names?

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Name changed from regular name so more anonymous.

What are your thoughts on these names please? What type of person do you picture with them, what alternative names are along the same vibe etc?

Winnie
Astrid
Piper
Quinn
Ivy
Erin
Niamh
Orla
Grace
Amelia
Harriet
Rosie

Cillian
Lachlan
Brodie
Callum
Chester
Colby

I like Astrid for a girl and Cillian for a boy.

Quinn seems masculine as I only know boys, often short for Quentin

Some lovely names there!

Made me think of the following:

Iris
Mabel
Maeve
Elsie
Edie
Tessa
Olive
Esmé
Alba
Romy
Wren
Darcey

Finley
Flynn
Blair
Rupert
Jasper
Archie
Declan
Ronan
Niall
Otis
Rory
Elias

Most are nice names (one is my dc name) but ask yourself this - would you genuinely want to introduce yourself to others as Winnie or Chester?

I like Erin, Niamh, Orla, Grace, Harriet (it's grown on me since I met two nice ones!) and Rose (with Rosie as a nickname).

Those names just make me think of no-nonsense kind of people (in the best possible way!), as well as being very capable and strong girls and women... and in the case of Erin, Niamh and Orla, with lovely Irish accents!

I would think names you like are romantic, but safe, no-frills names, modern, but everyday names, soft, but not weak feel

I like Harriet, Astrid, Orla, Ivy, Amelia, Brodie, Lachlan, Callum the best, but all are nice

other ideas
Eloise
Imogen
Juliet
Polly
Cecily
Marnie/Marina
Hazel
Willow
Daphne
Phoebe
Gwen

Nicholas
Arthur
Louis/Lewis (I would pronounce them differently)
Joshua
Elias
Declan
Toby
Ives
Soren
Jack
Oscar
Hugo
Cedric

Winnie -like
Astrid - nice but a bit trendy
Piper - no
Quinn - no
Ivy - no
Erin - no
Niamh - ok, but Evie/Eva too popular
Orla - ok, but I don't like it said as Awla
Grace - ok
Amelia - no. I just hear mealy
Harriet - like
Rosie - ok

Cillian - no, because 'Sillian'
Lachlan - no, because 'Lacklan'
Brodie - no
Callum - like
Chester - no, but nice city
Colby - no, too 'Dynasty'

Callum or Harriet

Winnie- sweet, vintage
Astrid- posh, Scandinavian, not a fan of the ass sound at the start
Piper- sassy, rule breaker, love it but nah date poorly
Quinn- like, again quite tomboy name
Ivy- love but there’s so many
Erin- nice but possibly dated
Niamh- ok, as above for Erin
Orla- the one on big brother
Grace- most likely to be ungraceful!
Amelia- extremely popular, strong name but not a fan
Harriet- it’s ok
Rosie- sweet but a bit dull
Cillian- don’t like the kill sound
Lachlan- it’s ok
Brodie- don’t really like the sound plus may date badly sounding similar to Cody
Callum- dated
Chester- can’t get on board with the ches sound. Sounds cheeky but in an annoying way to me
Colby- reminds me of the cheese

My faves are the lower six girls' names and Chester and Callum.

I like Quinn and Ivy (my young teacher daughter likes Rosie) I like Lachlan and my daughter likes Callum.

Winnie the Pooh (Sorry No)
Astrid sounds like a Cartoon character so No
Piper Love this name very American
Quinn Love this name very American
Ivy Pretty
Erin I prefer Emma
Niamh very Pretty
Orla Sorry no all I can think is Oral
Grace Very Hard Name (Sorry)
Amelia Love Love Love this name If i coujd have had children I wanted too use this name
Harriet pretty but i always picture a child at Boarding School playing Lacrose
Rosie I likeit but i always think of Rosie & Jim
Cillian Love this name but some older generation may struggle with Pronoucing it Correctly
Lachlan Love this name but very American or Australian
Brodie Love this name but very American or Australian
Callum No i hate this name
Chester Love this name very American
Colby Love this name very American

Sorry if I've offended but you did ask for peoples opinions

Ivy for a girl. Callum for a boy, I’m biased cause it’s my Son’s name

Astrid is lovely, also like Rosie but as a nn for Rose/Rosemary

Not keen on any of your boys names, sorry

Not keen on Chester, Amelia, Erin, Brodie, Quinn, Colby, or Piper.

The rest are nice.

Sorry, I hate all the boys names and most of the girls names are just so popular they are becoming boring.