Naming a Baby Girl
Posted on August 5, 2009 - by Bradley Hebdon
Since we’ve found out we’re having a baby girl, we can now focus finding that perfect baby girl name. It’s an incredibly overwhelming task, and the easiest way to approach this might be via the process of elimination. For starters, we’re not interested in names that: are too common or too uncommon, have funky spelling, come from the Victorian era, contain negative connotations thanks to nutcase celebrates or other people we’ve met, hard to say or remember, are akin to fruit, and come from New Guinea.
After browsing around on the web, these are the Top 10 Girl Names for 2008:
- Emma
- Isabella
- Emily
- Madison
- Ava
- Olivia
- Sophia
- Abigail
- Elizabeth
- Chloë
We’d love to hear what names you like.
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August 7, 2009
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Kimberley Fuller said:
can’t used Brianna – sounds too much like an indian rice curry dish
madison is overused
we had a dog called chloe so i don’t think that’s approriate
have to consider how people will shorten names as well – i.e. with Victoria – will you mind your daughter being called Vicki?
I like Lauren personally. Or how about, Apple, or Kirsten
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September 8, 2009
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Mai said:
Olivia is nice. It’s not on your top 10 but how about Amelie?
Someone at work name their kid Cyncyre. I don’t even know how to begin pronouncing this name. Could it be sincere spelled all wacky? Knowing her it could be French. hehe…
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Bradley Hebdon said:
Amelie.. as in the French film?
Cyncyre? Reminds me of the Syfy channel.