kneeswrites
Pregnant with #3
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So if this baby is a girl, we're having problems coming up with a name and it's driving me nuts. With my daughter, we knew the names for either gender going into the gender scan and I'd like that this time too. We have had our boy named picked out for years, so that's not a problem.
One of the girl names we considered for our daughter was Violet. We've loved it since we were like 16 lol, but it felt like it was getting really hipster/popular so we kind of avoided it. But now I'm stuck on it again (because of RPDR haha) and I was looking at the baby names popularity in the US and it seems to be not quite as popular as I'd thought? Also right after Caoimhe was born, I remember we both had a week or so of name regret, wishing we'd used Violet.
I know popularity shouldn't matter but it's very important to me, I grew up with a unique name and now my daughter has a unique name (for an American) and I'd hate to just tack a super popular name onto my kid. There's nothing wrong with doing so, if you love the name or it's a classic or whatever, I just personally have a thing about it.
But Violet is suuuuch a beautiful name. How many Violets have you met or heard of? In the US or elsewhere? My biggest fear is my kid having to be like, Soandso P. because there's 10 of them in one class.
One of the girl names we considered for our daughter was Violet. We've loved it since we were like 16 lol, but it felt like it was getting really hipster/popular so we kind of avoided it. But now I'm stuck on it again (because of RPDR haha) and I was looking at the baby names popularity in the US and it seems to be not quite as popular as I'd thought? Also right after Caoimhe was born, I remember we both had a week or so of name regret, wishing we'd used Violet.
I know popularity shouldn't matter but it's very important to me, I grew up with a unique name and now my daughter has a unique name (for an American) and I'd hate to just tack a super popular name onto my kid. There's nothing wrong with doing so, if you love the name or it's a classic or whatever, I just personally have a thing about it.
But Violet is suuuuch a beautiful name. How many Violets have you met or heard of? In the US or elsewhere? My biggest fear is my kid having to be like, Soandso P. because there's 10 of them in one class.