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I think it’s so so pretty and I’d LOVE to use it on a child. But since I already have an Elisabeth, I just can’t bring myself to it due to Pride and Prejudice.

My opinion regarding Lydia has been shared on here multiple of times, but I'll say it again. I ADORE it! 😍 Something that may not come to a surprise to many here, and well, the image in my signature likely gives it away. ☺️ That's my one year old fur baby. 🥰
Had I been able to use it for an actual daughter, I would have probably used the combination of "Lydia Rose" Rose after my mother's favorite flower. 🌹🥀

This message was edited 9/9/2022, 7:41 PM

Lydia is always on my PNL, but I cannot recall if it was ever in my Top 10. If so, only briefly. I don't love Lydia, but I do like it. It doesn't fill me with enthusiasm, but I'll always check the box next to it over on the Polls. And while it's a long shot that I'd ever use it, I enjoy encountering Lydia in real life.

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I like Lydia less than Julia, but more than Sophia / Sofia, in terms of similar names.

It's very pretty.

I've always liked the name Lydia, and I would very possibly use it. I am one of those meaning snobs, and yet despite Lydia having kinda a meh meaning, I would still use it... that's how much I like this name. :)

It's one of the prettiest names out there. But it's not something I'd use in real life. Partly because of it's princess vibes and another part because of it's popularity.

https://www.behindthename.com/bb/baby/5360989

I am SO TORN on Lydia. It’s the name that I put on my personal name list one day, then the next day I take it off, then I put it on again. I guess it just doesn’t have a compelling meaning for me. I don’t LOVE it, but I really, really like it. It’s a good, solid, pretty name.