The name Dolly??

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Just wondered what everyone thinks of the name, I quite like it and it's really growing on me, and any middle name ideas, my surname is one syllable.

Quite liking Dolly Mae

Thank you in advance :)
 
It's cute but I wouldn't use it personally..

Dolly Marie
Dolly Olivia
Dolly Amelia
Dolly Sophia
Dolly Jayne
Dolly sue
Dolly May
Dolly Louise/Louisa
Dolly Elise
Dolly rose
Dolly grace
X
 
Thank you, Rose, Grace and Sofia are out as they are my other daughters names x
 
Dolly Mae/May would be my favourite out of them all x
 
Seems more like a nickname/term of endearment -

When I was little my mom called me "dolly" (kinda like saying "honey") and I say it now to my son. Like when we're cuddling I call him my "dolly-doo."
 
I don't like it as a real name personally. My daughter's nickname is Dolly, we call her it more than her actual name but one day she'll seem too old for it and I just don't imagine people taking someone called Dolly very seriously, but then a name is a personal thing and if you love it, then go for it, it doesn't really matter what other people think :thumbup:
 
I agree it's more a nickname than a 'real' name. I can't imagine any adult with that name except dolly parton
 
Not mad on it tbh - but cute as a nickname.

However I always say you should call your kids what your want - the key thing for me is it's not embarrassing and easy to spell!! xx
 
His about calling her Dorothy and using Dolly as the nickname? I love Dorothy x
 
Don't worry about it not being seen as a real name or it's a nickname etc.. I get that a lot with the name I've picked for my daughter (Pixie) and there's no reason why it can't be a "real" name :thumbup:

I just had someone ask me how anyone is going to take her personally in the real world and how she'd ever get a proper job - I pointed them to Dr Pixie from Embarrassing Bodies :haha: Pixie Whispers is also a producer.

It's not a name for me but if you love it, don't be put off :)
 
^^^ This is true - I know lots of grown up Daisy's and Poppy's and a lot of people say that's a cute baby girl name but not for a grown woman.... xx
 
With the kinds of names about nowadays, by the time our children are adults they'll be less uncommon/more heard of anyway.
 
I love dolly but not with May
I would put it with a longer traditional name

Dolly Elizabeth
Dolly Kathryn for example xx
 
I just had someone ask me how anyone is going to take her personally in the real world and how she'd ever get a proper job - I pointed them to Dr Pixie from Embarrassing Bodies :haha: Pixie Whispers is also a producer.

Funny I've never been able to take her seriously as a dr, but most drs use their surname anyway.
 
If people struggle to take my daughter seriously because of her name, the issue isn't with my daughter :haha:
 
reminds me of chantelle and alex reids llittle girl - i think its pretty but would put me off personally knowing they have it - but again that is me :haha:
 
Just wondered what everyone thinks of the name, I quite like it and it's really growing on me, and any middle name ideas, my surname is one syllable.

Quite liking Dolly Mae

Thank you in advance :)

my sister polly has been known as Dolly her whole life... i love it :flower:
 
Hey! I don't mind Dolly at all, but if you're looking for something with a bit more "sophistication" for when she grows up but less traditional than Dorothy, and that can still be shortened to Dolly, I really like the name Daulton for a little girl. I think it's because I knew this DARLING little girl from the preschool I used to work at and that was her name, but her family and all of us always referred to her by her nn, Dolly. And I think that Daulton May is nice together! There are tons of other middle names that could go nicely too though!
 

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