Baby girl names list

[Littlepea26]

Can’t decide on name for my
baby girl due in feb. Opinions please.

I think I'd go with Nola.

I really like Nola
Marley (spelt like that) is nice too.

I don't like any of them. Have you considered Marnie?

Your names are not particularly to my taste, but I would choose Rayne or Marlo.

Nola - that's really nice, and won't date like the others.
I quite like Naia, but am not sure about the pronunciation.

Love the name Harper 💓

Nola - I think Nola is lovely
Marlo - Just sounds a bit sad and depressing to me, I've not heard of the town some have mentioned.
Harper - I really like this name, it is associated with the Beckhams now, but I'm not sure if that is a bad thing, I believe they named their daughter after Harper Lee.
Rayne - There is a character in a country and western drama series called this, and I can only picture her, she was a nice character though. Fits in with the rising fondness for country music that seems to be going on in the UK, might be a bit faddy though.
Marly - It's a dog - Marley, it's a dog and always will be a dog. A wonderful story of marriage and family and loving a dog. You can't call a child Marley.
NAIA - I don't know what this is, or how it is pronounced, I'm hoping the all caps is a typo??

I like the suggestion of Marnie, someone mentioned Darla the other day which I though was quite sweet. Dolly Parton has just come on the radio - Dolly?! Naomi is quite nice?

Nola is probably my fave. Knew a Finola who went by Nola and she was lovely so definitely shaped by that

I really like Nola and Naia - also a fan of Lola, which isn't on your list but feels like it's right there :)

Nola - Quite like. Prefer a lot of other similar names - Nova, Nyah, Nia, Noa etc
Marlow - Boys' name? Not keen.
Harper - Like it. Does make me think of Harper Beckham but it's such a popular name now that I think that association will fade.
Rayne - Doesn't seem like a name spelled like this. I like Raine though it's very hippy (I have a love for hippy names though)
Marley - Also seems like more of a boy's name. Maybe more female if you spell it Marlie?
Naia - Is this the same as Nyah? I like Nyah. Or would it be said Nay-a. I've never come across that and am not keen.

Nola and Marly.

Not keen on any of the rest.

Sorry OP thats a none from me. Sounds like another attempt at having an unusual name and choosing a list that has connotations to things that aren’t names.

Yes, unkind is a kind way of describing that post

Noa :)

I’d cross them all out and start a new list. Either that or keep fingers crossed that the scans were wrong and it’s actually a boy.

Are you in South Africa? If so, you might find that Nola and Marly (Marley, Marli, Marlie, Marlee) are much more popular/well recognised/familiar there than they are among the mainly UK/Irish audience here - as well as Raine which UK'ers will know but typically consider very old fashioned.

Noa is my favourite of your list; the sound is nice and I like the meaning (uprising, revolution), but it could possibly be confusing in some places where the boys' name Noah is super popular.

Nola or Naia.

Names like these will guarantee your child will never be able to buy one of those personalised items you usually find in gift shops at the seaside.

Have you decided yet? What about Dana

@timoteigirl not decided yet. I do like Dana though ❤️