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I love Josephine! It helps that I had early positive associations in my life (preschool teacher, and the lady who cut my hair when I was a kid). I feel like Jo is the go-to nickname, though I prefer Josie.

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For middle names, I would pair Josephine with something that began with a vowel - like Josephine Eloise, or Josephine Odette.

Not a fan. Rhythmically, it sounds heavy and slow; I don't enjoy the nns either; and I really like Joseph for a boy, so Josephine would never get a look-in.

I’m the same, I like it but not the nicknames. Josephine Daphne feels like too many fs.

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Josephine Ellen
Josephine Rita
Josephine Louise
Josephine Laura
Josephine Alexandra

It has a pretty sound to it but I just don’t love it. I like the nn Joey, Fifi, and Josie.
Josephine Anise
Josephine Eloise
Josephine Colette

It will forever be both old lady and clunky to me. But Josie isn't too bad.

Josephine is lovely mn Amy, Elise, Eliza, Bianca, Chelsea, Chantel, Esther, Faith, Grace, Rose, Mae, Maeve, Heidi, Imogen, Kate, Laura, Lauren, Naomi, Olivia, Renee, Ruby, Lily, Lucy, Tessa, Stella

I think of Jo from Little Women and Joey Potter from Dawson's Creek. Both great namesakes. I also think of Napoleon's wife.

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I like it quite a bit.

.. and all that Jazz

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It reminds me of Josephine Baker. Famous dancer, civil rights activist and French Resistance agent. Quite the resume :) I like the name because of her.

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Strong, yet feminine. And a lot of nicknames to choose from.. Joey, Jojo, Effie, Fifi, Posy, Sephie..

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Diane is not my style but it works well as middle name for Josephine.

I like it. I think it will naturally shorten to Jo but Sephy, Fina and Josie are also available.

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Josephine Lily
Josephine Zoe
Josephine Ella
Josephine Lucy
Josephine Olivia
Josephine Kaia
Josephine Rachel
Josephine Violet
Josephine Ruby
Josephine Lucia
Josephine Rebecca
Josephine Alice
Josephine Maya