Aurora, Sophia or Lucia?

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Aurora is a Disney Princess. Lucia sounds a bit masculine to me. Sophia is Lovely

How are you planning to pronounce Lucia? it has high scope for mis-pronunciation, loo see a, loo shuh, loo chi uh. (my phonetic spelling is rubbish BTW)

I like Sophia best from the list.

Sophia

Aurora. Definitely. Sophia is very, very popular...

My niece is Sofia

Sophia is very pretty

Lucia is ok but I much prefer Lucy - gorgeous

Aurora isn't my cup of tea at all I'm afraid.
Although I actually quite like it, there's no way I could see a 'real' little girl with that name, if that makes any sense at all ...

How do you pronounce Lucia - is it Lo -cee-ya or Loo-sha?

Our dd's middle name is Lucia, which we pronounce Lo-cee-ya. We like it very much and she is a very feminine little thing too!

Lucia is my favourite by far, although Sophia nice too. Aurora is horrible, a really ugly sound.

Sophia is beautiful... but then I am biased as my 1 year old is Sofia. I recieve nothing but compliments on the name!

I like Sophia best. I still think Lydia works best with your surname though

I have a 16 year old Sofia so thats my favourite and she loves it too ... it suits all the way through life and is such a pretty name, Lucia is nice, but too much scope for mispronunciation methinks.

i love Aurora or Lucia

Aurora, easily....I think Rory is a really cute abbreviation for a little girl

I like Lucia, I don't like Aurora.

Sophia is my favourite - it's a very pretty name.

Another vote for Sophia

Lucia is a beautiful name and v classy imo

Sophia a bit done to death, Aurora is nice in principle but the strong rrrr sounds a bit harsh

i love Aurora, well I did until disney stole it.

I like Sophia but there's a lot of them about at the moment round my way, if that sort of thing bothers you.

LOVE Aurora

my girl will be Aurora or Alexa
but lucia is lovely too

I love Sophia- feels like a classic & timeless name to me, prob due to sophia loren.
Aurora is beautiful, you don't hear it much in england...makes me think of the northern lights (aurora borealis),is celestial sounding, ahhh