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I quite enjoy it, sound/feel/meaning. :)

I've always really liked it, ever since I was a kid and heard it on the American Girl character. I think it's lovely.

Oh gosh I love Felicity. I've always been found of it, but having a super adorable now-7-month-old niece by this name makes it even better in my book. I call her "Flick" (though I'm the only one who calls her this).

I have always thought Felicity was quite pretty actually. It certainly isn't popular for little girls these days either, which is nice.

Like/love it. It's much better than Felicia (which is my second MN).

I like it. It is classic, sweet, not-overused. Since it hasn't been overused, I don't think of it as dated.

One of my favorite novels, which I first read when I was thirteen, has a character named Felicity, who is described as physically unattractive. One of the other characters describes her as "looking like the back end of a tram." This has affected my perception of the name. It always makes me think of someone big and clunky.

I hate it. It's so precious it's like a mouthful of Splenda. Besides it sounds like fellatio and electricity, and is a twee old fashioned religious reference to Heaven. Knowing a nice young girl named Felicity has not mitigated my loathing for this name at all. I thought it would. I used to like the name when I was a little girl and I wanted to name a cat it.

This message was edited 1/28/2015, 9:49 AM

I like it. I think it's a fun, sunshiney name. It lightens up a lot of "heavier" names when used in combos with them.

I don't like the 'Road to Avonlea' association. She was not a very nice person at all on that show.

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But aside from that, the name itself is okay. And Felicity certainly fits with Amalia. The other sister in the show was Cecily, which I think also would work well with Amalia.