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Due anytime with baby #3 please help

Started by Guest_Guest_* , Aug 02 2017 06:26 PM

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#1 Guest_Guest_*

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Posted 02 August 2017 - 06:26 PM

So we're due anytime with baby #3 our other little have the middle names Boy Bowie girl Zowie and our new addition girl we were going to name Rebel Cliva (ivy for short) my Nana's name but she begged me not to use her name because she does not like it. I'm scared ivy is too common but would Ivy or Snowie be better? Snowie is cute and definitely unique. Help please! No hateful or negative comments!

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Posted 03 August 2017 - 09:40 AM

Ivy is a much better choice than Snowie. Ivy works well for all ages, Snowie and Rebel not so much. Those may work as nicknames, but not as her actual name.

Ivy currently ranks at #112. Yeah, Ivy is getting more common, though not trendy (it's actually a traditional name) and your chances of encountering another Ivy are a lot smaller than if you named your kid Mary in the 1930's. Less children are given the most popular names nowadays than they used to. Popularity of names changes all the time.

If you feel that Ivy's too common, call her by her first and middle name together or maybe you could give her a name that means "snow" or "snowy" like Eira (AY-ra. Welsh word for snow) or Neve, or something with a winter theme like Noelle (Christmas) or Bianca (means "white" and reminds me of the blanket of snow outside during the winter) and use Ivy as a middle name.