I love the name Freya!
Lucy. 
Cleo....my poor wee rabbit was called that.However A woman I worked with years ago called her daughter that.One of my nieces is called Chloe,she's 23,it was rarer then but it's more common now.Another niece is called Natasha,another is Leigh-Anne.That is more common now too,but not with that spelling.
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
I love Harriet, I think it's classy and you can shorten it to several nicknames. I wanted to call my future puppy Sookie after sookie from trueblood, but my BIL has beat me to it!
Lol, my name is Suki.
Well it's actually Susan but I've always been called Suki
Originally Posted by Lori:
Lucy.
My friend just called her baby that. Lovely.
Originally Posted by Lori:
Lucy.
That was my nans name ...........it's lovely - my sister pinched it for one of her girls. I didn't name my daughter after the other nan - her name was Hilda 
not quite the same ring to it.
I named my daughter after my Dad - he was George - she is Georgina but everyone calls her George - I love that name!
ooooooooooooh just thought of another few (family names)
Kitty
Phoebe
Tilly (Matilda)
Also my great great grandmother was Jemima
Ava is nice too.
How about Bea?
Everyone who's called Bea is well loved 
Alexa (lexie)
Arianna (Ari) (Rianna)
Minnie
Elsie
Caroline(Caro) (Carol)
Catherine (Cate) (Cathy) (Cat)
Lottie
Marja
Megan (Meg)
I have a friend with a 12 year old daughter called Esme.
It must be getting more popular now, for people to be suggesting it in here, when my friend told everyone she was calling her baby Esme hardly anyone liked it!
They all said it was an old ladies name.
But then... there were people that said that about me calling my daughter Molly.
I also like Eabha, pronounced like Ava.
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
I also like Eabha, pronounced like Ava.
I'm always really like 
with Irish spellings. It seems to me it must be an incredibly difficult language to learn. Can you speak Irish (is it) Lee?
Some lovely suggestions for girl's names in here.
When you get a shortlist, you can do a poll, Temps.
Eilidh (pronounced Aylie)is nice or Kacey, Kayla, and Ava,so many lovely names around these days..
Ailsa is nice.
My friend from school is called Eilidh, teacher called her Eyelid on the first couple of days
Freya
Gaby
Flick
Pia
Tegan
Ariel
Hera
Claudine
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
Oops,it's pronounced Seer-la.All my kids have Irish names, tbh so do the majority of my nieces and nephews and if I have any say in it so will my grand-kids.oh lovely
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by ~Lee~:
I also like Eabha, pronounced like Ava.
I'm always really like with Irish spellings. It seems to me it must be an incredibly difficult language to learn. Can you speak Irish (is it) Lee?
They need to get themselves more letters 
I like Freya but that is getting pretty common now
The last few girls I know to have been born in the last few months are Bobby, Phoebe, Ruby and Millie..
My daughter was Rudi for a couple of weeks before we changed it to Sophie.
I also like Majella used to be common at one time but not so much now a days
Originally Posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
I have a friend with a 12 year old daughter called Esme.
Oh, I love that
But then I like Edie (short for Edith) or Edna
I love Molly (my cousin called her baby Molly Ruth - I was so jealous)
Or Ethel, or Nancy
Not sure I would have the courage to call my two girls by these names ... but you can do it Temps
Lambrini-Leigh
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Lambrini-Leigh
Chardonnay?
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Lambrini-Leigh
Now that has style
Evie i just love the name
Originally Posted by Croctacus:
I like Freya but that is getting pretty common now
I know!
Its a bugger though.. I didn't know a single Molly when I chose that name for Ickle.. & there are tons of them now.
Same with the name Alfie .... as you know
My niece's little un's called Maisie Lou although just gets Maisie. At first we all thought hmmm, but we've got used to it now and it's quite nice we think
Originally Posted by sprout:
My niece's little un's called Maisie Lou although just gets Maisie. At first we all thought hmmm, but we've got used to it now and it's quite nice we think
I like Maisie
Also, I think its true of any name.. there have been some quite surprising ones amongst my friends ... and after a few weeks they all seem normal.
well, nearly all of them
Originally Posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
Originally Posted by sprout:
My niece's little un's called Maisie Lou although just gets Maisie. At first we all thought hmmm, but we've got used to it now and it's quite nice we think
I like Maisie
Also, I think its true of any name.. there have been some quite surprising ones amongst my friends ... and after a few weeks they all seem normal.
well, nearly all of them
I had a cat called Maisie so it'll now always be a pets name for me. There's loads of names I wouldn't have cos we"ve had dogs or cats with those names like Zoe, Tara, Ruby, Rosie, Maisie, Daisy, Sadie, Kizzy, Della, jennifer,Chloe and more
Originally Posted by Croctacus:
I had a cat called Maisie so it'll now always be a pets name for me. There's loads of names I wouldn't have cos we"ve had dogs or cats with those names like Zoe, Tara, Ruby, Rosie, Maisie, Daisy, Sadie, Kizzy, Della, jennifer,Chloe and more
We had a dog called Kizzy.
Jennifer is a bit formal for a pets name innit?
She was only called that when she was naughty, the rest of the time she was Jen or Jenny
fair enough...
MrD is the same with me.. he calls me Bird or MrsBird or Mrs unless I am in trouble.. then he calls me by my name
Lucy, Jessica, Stacey, Katie or Alexis those or some of my favourite girl names.
Originally Posted by darloboy (Play The Game!):
Lucy, Jessica, Stacey, Katie or Alexis those or some of my favourite girl names.
I do like you Darlo! 
Good Evening Jennifer
Jenny
Alice
Fiona
Ava
Katie
Lily
Beatrice
Janet
Diane
Flur
Daisy
Ummmm...still thinking!