baby girl name

My daughter is called Hollie so i think that is a wonderful choice. you could be like david beckham and name her after where she was concieved, unless like my wife and i thought, 'kitchen table' does not have a very romantic ring to it.

You can make a unique name if you mix your name and your husbands.I have observe that style in my neighbor who is very anxious what to name her new born.I have just suggested that idea that just came to my mind that minute.I did not realized she really named her baby as I told her to do.

i think you can look at the dictionary,theres a dictionary for the names of your baby and has a meaning on in, or if want to,the combination of your name and name of your husband. that can make a unique name,personalize name of both of you.,anyway congrats to you.

Hi mytime08161983, Congratulations on your impending arrival :) Well, I think the decision will ultimately be yours (or yours and your partners') but I have always liked the name Annalise and Alannah. There are different ways to spell the last one and to be honest it's my favourite of the two. I always had that name planned for a girl if I were to have one; I didn't so you're more than welcome to use it!! :) IrishGal77 :)

i think you will like the name according your religion.

First,congrats!You should pick a name that will last with her for all her life,because after all you can only name her once .For example you shouldn't pick a name that will only sound right in her childhood {for example the name Zoey doesn't sound right for a woman} .If you want a name that will go on with her as she grows up may i suggest the name Elizabeth?The name Elizabeth is classy and sweet and for short you could nickname her Beth,Liz,Eliza,etc.Personally i like the spelling of Elisabeth a little better because you could use Elisa as a nickname and i think that sounds really sweet.Another name i like is Tara.{pronnced Tar-a} like tar as in tar on the street.Not a good example but just telling you how to say it.you can also say it so it almost sounds like the name Sara.

First, congratulations on your baby, I hope you have a really healthy girl. However, naming babies is greatly influenced by the culture in which the baby is born. For example, in the past my culture was mostly influence by religion (I'm Hispanic) so the names for the adults are mostly about saints and names that appeared in the book of the religion that was widespread. Later, when the influence of religion diminished, names from famous people like artists and people from movies replaced the saint's ones. In the present people here prefer to combine, usually in strange ways, common names. An example of this would be taking Liz from Elizabeth, Mari from Maria, and An, from Ana, making the baby's name "Anmariliz" or things like that. Since we are from different cultures I couldn't really help with the name, but I hope that this information helped you gin confidence. After all, it's impossible that anyone in the world can name a baby something worse than Anmariliz :).