Baby Name Poll Results
Isobel Elisabeth vs. Gretta Margaret vs. Seana Jane
Okay, so what name shall I use for my unborn daughter? I know, all of the first names are forms of the middle names, but I love that idea and that’s the theme we’ve chosen for our children. We already have a son named Ferris Peter (7). Anyway, so which one do you prefer?
The Top Baby Name is...
| Name | Votes |
|---|---|
| Isobel Elisabeth Carver | 42% (5 votes) |
| Gretta Margaret Carver | 25% (3 votes) |
| Seana Jane Carver | 33% (4 votes) |
Comments
posted by guest: Liquid Stones :: 2008-02-14 22:26:49 | report
Isobel is no different to Isabelle.
posted by guest :: 2008-02-14 22:28:42 | report
I’m aware of that anonymous, that’s exactly why I said that Isobel would be difficult for spelling reasons.
Now, if that’s no problem, then I like the name .. but still, I like the other two much better.
Now, if that’s no problem, then I like the name .. but still, I like the other two much better.
posted by guest: Liquid Stones :: 2008-02-14 22:34:39 | report
Picked Seana, like to spell it Shauna or Shawna
posted by guest :: 2008-02-14 22:37:37 | report
Isobel is the Scottish form of Isabel. No confusion here...pronounce it ee-so-bell, not iz-uh-bell.
posted by guest :: 2008-02-14 23:25:58 | report
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Isobel is a little too far beyond my comprehension, and I love unique names usually. However, I think it’s fair to consider how difficult it is for children to handle such names - especially those that are hard for most to spell after hearing it.
Gretta Margaret is a lovely choice, and has a nice, victorian inspired sound to it. I picked Seana Jade Carver, though, because it seems more grounded as a name.
Either of those two would be lovely, in my honest opinion.
(Hope I helped!)