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HelpHattie, Lucy and Mabel
What are your thoughts on the following three names for girls
Hattie - as a full name. Whilst I like Harriet, I just don't love it and I cant get behind Henrietta nn Hattie as I'd nn a Henrietta Hettie. So Hattie as a full name? Or any other full name options for Hattie. I'm kind of feeling Hattie May even though its so cutesy also liking Hattie Matilda and Hattie Isobel. Thoughts?
Lucy - full name. I love it's simplicity and you don't hear it all that often on newborns at the moment. Lucy Patience? Lucy Elspeth? Lucy Margaret (Margaret is honouring DH's deceased Grandmother whose name was Dorothy but she always went by Margaret because she disliked Dorothy)
Mabel - this spelling only. It has the same feel as Lucy to me whilst being a little more retro. Mabel Catherine? Mabel Emily? Mabel Samantha?
Ooo just thought of Hattie Mabel instead of Hattie May. Thoughts?
TIA :)
~ Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry ~
Hattie - as a full name. Whilst I like Harriet, I just don't love it and I cant get behind Henrietta nn Hattie as I'd nn a Henrietta Hettie. So Hattie as a full name? Or any other full name options for Hattie. I'm kind of feeling Hattie May even though its so cutesy also liking Hattie Matilda and Hattie Isobel. Thoughts?
Lucy - full name. I love it's simplicity and you don't hear it all that often on newborns at the moment. Lucy Patience? Lucy Elspeth? Lucy Margaret (Margaret is honouring DH's deceased Grandmother whose name was Dorothy but she always went by Margaret because she disliked Dorothy)
Mabel - this spelling only. It has the same feel as Lucy to me whilst being a little more retro. Mabel Catherine? Mabel Emily? Mabel Samantha?
Ooo just thought of Hattie Mabel instead of Hattie May. Thoughts?
TIA :)
~ Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry ~
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