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I really like Daisy. The name was used in "The Great Gatsby" (one of my faves) but also was Julia Robert's character's name in "Mystic Pizza" - one of favorite movies. Of course, some people might find the association with "Daisy Duke" either favorable or not - but she was pretty and sassy so I find it favorable. It might be an up-and-comer but I like it a whole lot more than Madison or MacKenzie.

I love Daisy. It's such a sweet name. I'd use it as a nn for Margaret or Marguerite (my mom is Margaret). I picture a bright, sunny child with an artistic personality. The only drawback I see is that people might not take her seriously. I've had people tell me this when I mentioned that I like the name.

I LOVE the name Daisy. Not to long ago people were saying they didn't like it and that is wouldn't age well and now heaps more people like it. Strange! I like Daisy Isabelle/Isabella. To go with the boy name you have I like Daisy Katherine Elise. I hope it doesn't get popular because I love it!

This message was edited 4/21/2005, 10:21 PM

i like daisy.
daisy mae
daisy mabel
daisy grace
daisy louise
daisy eleanor
daisy viola
daisy arlene
daisy elizabeth
daisy hazel
daisy kiera
daisy chiara
daisy birgitta
daisy ruth

I Love Daisy!!!! I wouldn't use it myself but I do really like it.

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Daisy Charlotte
Daisy Amanda
Daisy Samantha
Daisy Alexandra
Daisy Faith
Daisy Gabrielle

I find it cutesy, but I love the meaning.

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~~ Claire ~~

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My dear ! are Alia, Eidel, Enola, Israel, Dudel and Yuri.

I don't see Daisy becoming very popular, but it is part of the old-fashioned name trend so it would be out of place either.

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I think Daisy Fuentes (sp?) of MTV fame popularized the name in the 90's.

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Daisy is cute, happy and youthful. My one concern is that it would not be the easiest name to carry if she wanted to become a professional. Of course her work product would be the ultimate factor. But I've been a professional for 15 years and I can say that prosecutors named Mindy and Gigi had a strike against them coming into the job. They overcame the image, but why make life harder unnecessarily? This is a very long winded way of suggesting a dd be givan a more formal name: Margaret, Daisy as a nn. It gives her options later. (Daisy is traditionally a nn for Margaret.)

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You asked for mns with Daisy, how about:

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Daisy Elizabeth
Daisy Claire
Daisy Anne
Daisy Katherine
Daisy Miranda
Daisy Charlotte
Daisy Astrid
Daisy Cathleen
Daisy Fiona

Daisy is not popular, but it is getting more common.

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However, I have seen articles where it was singled out as a name that was cute for a little girl, but not so great for a professional woman.

Daisy is not popular, but it is getting more common.

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However, I have seen articles where it was singled out as a name that was cute for a little girl, but not so great for a professional woman.

I don't like. It is has a very hillbilly kind of feel to it imo. I think of the "bicycle built for two" song - "Daisy, Daisy, give me an answer do. I'm Half crazy, all for the love of you...." There is also Daisy Dukes and Daisy Duck. I also don't like daisys that much as flowers.

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I doubt it will get popular in the US. Maybe in England or Australia.

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I think Daisy is a little mismatched with Aubrey Maximilian Stewart, which is so formal and sophisticated. Daisy is simple and nicknamey. Paired with Aubrey, I would use it as a nickname for Margaret.
Margaret Victoria or Margaret Evangeline

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If you don't like Margaret, then:
Daisy Evangeline
Daisy Victoria
Daisy Adeline
Daisy Evelyn
Daisy Magdelena

Daisy is not popular, but it is getting more common.

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However, I have seen articles where it was singled out as a name that was cute for a little girl, but not so great for a professional woman.

If it's getting popular then I haven't noticed. The only time I see it mentioned or hear of it is on this board. I think Daisy is one of those names like Juliet that a lot of people like but not too many would actually use it. But I could be wrong, maybe it's the new Lily but still I haven't been hearing it. I think it's a cute name, a lot of charm. Slightly cutesy I must admit but I think a lot of women would be able to pull it off.

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Unfortunately it always reminds me of Daisy from The Great Gatsby. And well she wasn't the best character.

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Middle name suggestions:

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Daisy Margot
Daisy Evelyn
Daisy Lucille
Daisy Catherine
Daisy Annabelle
Daisy Charlotte
Daisy Caroline
Daisy Victoria

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"I dare you to make less sense."

Daisy Olive
Daisy Marisa (mah-REES-ah)
Daisy Lauren
Daisy Samantha
Daisy Brenna

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Daisy Charlotte Ruby
Daisy Charlotte Aria
Daisy Fiona Pearl
Daisy Katrina Louise
Daisy Corrine Iris

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Daisy Katrina Louise is gorgeous, IMO, as well as Daisy Olive.

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"If life gives you lemons, make lemonade. If life gives you boxes, make cardboard soup!" - Liza Albert
~ Hannah ♥

I don't like Daisy, sorry. It sounds childish and patronising almost. Other flower names are both more unusual and more sophisticated.

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I do think it's getting more and more popular everywhere. In England right now, it's in the high 30s and in the States it's growing too though not as fast.

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All the same, a nice combo would be Daisy Isabella :-)

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This message was edited 4/21/2005, 6:23 AM

I think Daisy is super cute! I think it might rise in the rankings, but I'm not sure it will get really popular. What about: Daisy Anastasia Lauren

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Chelsea Nicole (77 days til my 21st birthday!)

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The name Daisy has really started to grow on me lately--I think it's really cute. I know a little girl who's five years old named Daisy, and she is absolutely adorable--I think that's part of the reason the name has grown on me. I don't think Daisy will ever get really popular, although it's always a possibility.