Miller

[BellasYummyMummy]

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[alfiegracemiller]

My 5 mnth old son is called Miller, I love it and have only had positive things said, think its quite a strong name.

[rimmer08]

like it

[weehector]

Stella McCartney called her kids Miller & Bailey.

Love both names in a timeless classic, Margaret Howell, Ercol kind of way. Makes me think of cute kids in Petit Bateau breton tops with creative parents.

[noddyholder]

yes

[BellasYummyMummy]

she's an isabelle, so has lots of nicknames!

[Adair]

(though if your daughter is Bella, maybe not?)

[Adair]

Nickname more likely to be Mil I would have thought.

Hmm.. Miller... I like it!

[Flightattendant]

Millen is nicer.

You would just have a ready made nickname in 'Windy' wouldn't you

[MaggieNilAonSneachta]

i see windmills!

i don't get profession names. and as for cooper, i just think of some ol' guy in an apron in a barn making a barrel... seems a bit mad to me! jmvho

[Clowance]

Not keen on Miller, but i once met a little lad called Millen which is a bit nicer i think.

[MrsMattie]

Stupid name.

[CheerfulYank]

I think it's all right.

[NadiaWadia]

That's not a name, its an occupation.

[wastingaway]

Rotherham fan?

[mathanxiety]

No, Miller not Irish.

NN potential is Millie.
I don't like it as a first name.

You could only call someone Mouli if their sister was Miele.

[MilkNoBrandyForSanta]

Yes! love it! alot!

[SmallShips]

No.

My last dog was called Miller (after DH's favourite beer)

[janeite]

No.

[jellybeans]

No

[Vivia]

Yes!

[BigusBumus]

I always liked Milan. As in Milan Kundera.

But I rejected it as I knew my son would always be in for a lifetime of being called Milaaaaan (like the Italian city).

[Flightattendant]

yes it is beer, too true.

That thought puts me right off.

[Flightattendant]

Strangely I prefer it for a girl, with an a at the end.

Or you could go cultchural and European with 'Mouli'