Baby Name Poll Results

Hollie
Isla
Ivy
Grace
Mary
Colette
Callie

Hollie -- not a fan of the spelling. Holly would be cuter
Isla -- it is fine but not a favorite of mine
Ivy -- very sweet name
Grace -- plain and overused in my opinion
Mary -- love it! Pretty classic that isn’t heard very often anymore
Colette -- my favorite name on your list! It’s beautiful, unusual and will age very well
Callie -- very pretty! I personally prefer it as a nickname for Callista though

After adding my input I noticed that my response is similar to poster #2.

Hollie - Prefer Holly (I like Holly.)
Isla - nah
Ivy - nah
Grace - better as a middle name
Mary - always good, underused
Colette - ok
Callie - nickname for Calista

Holly is a better spelling but up to you
My daughter’s name is Isla Jae! We love her name and it suits her to a tee!
I don’t like Ivy.
I don’t like virtue names very much, a few exceptions but Grace isn’t one of them. Maybe Gracie? It’s my extended cousin’s name and it’s worked for her. I think she’s 15 now.
I don’t like Mary.
Colette I love. My cousin Cole gave his daughter Colette as her middle name.
I LOVE Callie on it’s own.

Hollie - i to prefer it spelled Holly. It’s alright.
Isla - LOVE, my favorite from you’re list
Ivy - really dislike this name
Grace - cute, like it better as a middle name
Mary - really dislike this name
Colette - not a fan
Callie - cute but it’s to nicknamy (sp?)

Hollie - I prefer Holly as well. Holly is alright.

Isla - I LOVE Isla, very beautiful

Ivy - I want to like Ivy, but it reminds me to much of an IV

Grace - Grace is very pretty and classy, I like it! Definitely like it better as a first name. It’s overused in the middle

Mary - Mary is pretty. I’ve met so many older ladies named Mary though. I like it as a middle name.

Colette - Very pretty! It’s very underused as well and comes with cute nicknames like Coco, Lettie, Etta, etc...

Callie - Callie seems very beachy and vibrant to me. It’s pretty, but maybe a bit nickname-y.

Isla & Grace are my favorites. I really like Colette as well.

Hollie - Like everyone else I definitely prefer the spelling Holly. The name itself is nice though.
Isla - it’s ok, nice. I don’t love it.
Ivy - Lovely!
Grace - I think it’s nice as a first name but over used as a middle name.
Mary - Stunning!
Colette - I’ve never liked it, sorry. It just doesn’t sound pretty to me.
Callie - I like it best as a nickname, Calla or Callista.

Favourites: Ivy and Mary.
Like: Holly, Grace and Calla.
Eh, Ok: Colette and Isla.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Isla!

Hollie -- I also prefer the spelling Holly, but it is still not a favorite of mine
Isla -- my least favorite name on your list
Ivy -- it’s cute but not my favorite
Grace -- sort of boring and very popular right now
Mary -- such a sweet name! I prefer Marie personally, but Mary is also nice
Colette -- gorgeous! It’s a nice less popular alternative to Charlotte and Violet
Callie -- love it! Probably my favorite name on your list

Hollie -- I love this name! Although I do have a slight preference towards Holly it’s up to you.
Isla -- Nice, a little hard to say for young ones
Ivy -- Love this!
Grace -- Overused
Mary -- Not a fan and overused IMO
Colette -- Cute!
Callie -- Cute!

Favs: Hollie, Ivy and Isla

I love Isla and Colette most.

Hollie- I love the name Hollie, but I don’t like this spelling.
Isla- I really don’t like this name. While it sounds ok (not great, just ok) the word means "island". Also, given that in the US the Spanish-speaking population is soon to be about 20%, this name holds the potential for being pronounced EE-slah.
Ivy- Great name. I love the nature connection.
Grace-Timeless and beautiful.
Mary-Though some say it’s plain, I really like this classic.
Colette-Not a fan.
Callie-Dislike.

Holly would be better than Hollie, Hollie is close to Ollie(nn for Oliver).
Isla is beautiful!!! My favorite from your list
Ivy is good but better as a middle name. The same for Grace.
I don’t like Mary, Colette and Callie.

Grace is my favourite on your list. It’s elegant & classy. The reason it’s so popular ;) very beautiful name