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It is a family name for me and I like it, but I don't think I would ever use it. I know my mom doesn't like it for one reason, heh.

I prefer Gracia....

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-Priscilla

It's an old-fashioned name that has come back strong in recent years. Although I'm hearing it more and more for a middle name. I have a great Aunt Grace (in her 70s) and my hubby has a great Aunt Grace (in her 80s) so it was popular with that generation too.

I've always liked the name Grace. But if you are thinking of a name for a dd and want it to be unique, then you had better pass Grace by. In 2004, it was the 13th most popular name for a girl in the U.S., 11th in the U.K., and 9th in Canada.

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You may not have met many adult Grace's in your life, but the next generation will be chock full of them.

It's so common as a middle name, so as a first name it'd be nice. I've known one woman with the first name Grace, and she's in her forties now. She sometimes went by her first and middle, Grace Marie.

I love it. I prefer it as a fn, it seems quite overused as a mn. And yeah, it does seem really common, but I can only think of one Grace that I've met.

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I love it. Its my dds name. Her name is Grace Helena. I also like it as a mn.

I think it's cute with the nn Gracie. And I agree, people say it's so common, but I have not met ONE Grace in my entire life.

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Mommy to Cassandra Morgan (2003)
Preggie with baby #2.
Malachi Rune/Charlotte Niamh or Cerys Nimue?

I like it better as a mn.

I like the name Grace. It sounds great as a fn and a mn.

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See the current list of names in my profile. :D