Baby girl names?

Marianne - posted on 04/23/2009

Alexandra

Monique - posted on 04/23/2009

i say if you like a normal name, spell it different. My daughter is Emaleigh (Pronounced Emily) Cheyenne, just to be different. its really unique and you can shorten it to Ema, thats what I call my youngin. Just a suggestion, changing the spelling is a way of individuality of your child..Hope it helps.

Nichole - posted on 04/23/2009

I named my daughter Kalee but I also like Skylar, Kylee, Hailee, and Kyra.

Clare - posted on 04/23/2009

Anna, Belle, Clare, Sara, Kerry, Hannah, Shayla, Siobhan

Andrea - posted on 04/23/2009

Andrea... trust me, no one has ever shortened it on me. :)

Cindy - posted on 04/23/2009

That does make sense however my name is Cynthia and my mother was always the one who would call me by that name so it really didn't make a difference because everyone calls me Cindy and I kind of prefer Cindy rather than Cynthia. I would hate to give her a name that she would prefer to shorten herself... just my thought but what you mentioned does make sense.

Myriah - posted on 04/23/2009

Not to sound full of myself but my name is Myriah and my daughters is Bailey. If you want to name your daughter Victoria and are afraid everyone will shorten it then you just always call her Victoria. I had a friend that was Jennifer cause her mother did not want anyone shortening it. You are the mother. Let it be known!

Heather - posted on 04/23/2009

I'll give you my girl's names but the two oldest are bible names, Ruth and Rachel. For the next one we went with my husband's great-grandmother Alma Louise but Alma is such an old-fashioned name that we also call her Allie, my great-aunt's nickname. My sister likes the sound of Allie Mae and I actually know someone who named there daughter that. Our youngest is Leela, my husband wanted the French word for lilacs which is lilas but we didn't want people mispronouncing it so we went with the phonetic spelling. It also happens to be a Sanskrit name that means sport/play. My niece is named Charli (yes it is said with a ch sound and not a sh sound). I like Jane Austen so some names from her novels are Emma, Jane, Lydia, etc.

Syreeta - posted on 04/23/2009

I named my daughter Laila. This name just stuck out to me while I was in labor..It means dark haired beauty.

Cindy - posted on 04/23/2009

Thank you all for your wonderful name ideas! I have started a list! Keep em coming! I will definitely run them past my bf and see if he likes any! He already has Grace tattooed on his arm and plans to tattoo our new daughters name on the other arm as well. Looking forward to more ideas! Thanks again!

Mara - posted on 04/23/2009

Ansley Reagan has always been a favorite, I have 3 boys so never got to use it!!

Rayna - posted on 04/23/2009

My daughter's name is Liliana and I shorten it to Lily. I have a couple of ideas for our next daughter (hopefully!)....Samara or Cadence. Maybe Calais (pronounced Cal-lay). Good luck choosing one!

Sarah-Anne - posted on 04/23/2009

my daughter ir two and a half and i desperately wanted Grace. only i had a two year old son named will! and i just couldnt have will and grace! so i named my daughter Piper Grace! just adorable, its not a name that is shortenedn easily. its individual and just like grace suits a baby a little girl a teenager a woman and an elderly woman.

Marie - posted on 04/23/2009

how about evie

Jacy - posted on 04/22/2009

starr, jade, hope, faith, joy,. here are lots of baby names on babycenter.com

Dawn - posted on 04/22/2009

Hope or Joy (Joi) go nicely with Grace....

Rebecca - posted on 04/22/2009

hmm....i came up with a hundred girl names then i had two boys!! I love Addison,but it can be shortened. I like Hannah, Sarah, Jayde, Noelle, Ellie, Ella, and Cadence. Goood Luck!

Amanda - posted on 04/22/2009

I have 2 girls so far they are called Chloe Mikaylah and Eliza Maelie. We plan to have one most child and if we have a girl we would like to call her Audrey Louise.
These names come to mind as suggestions Charlotte, Olivia, Jane, Macy, Lisa, Bree, Brianna, Alice, Lacey. Don't know if this helps, but good luck with finding the right name :)

Jane - posted on 04/22/2009

Lucia?? I heard that name earlier on a Tv programme I was watching (Grand Design's). It has stuck in my head because is a beautiful name, no use to me I have all my children I want now. :)

Traci - posted on 04/22/2009

Ok.. Arianna ( an angel), Irene, Jade ( strength), one of mine is named Tarrah, Darienne, strong names I like. My daughter's middle name is Ryan.. Irish spelling I just found out it Rianne, Taylor, Natasha and Deanna, Paige, Brianne. Hope these names help you out. I like strong names None are biblical.... I do love angels though...just through life experiences.

Jessica - posted on 04/22/2009

I like old names but think of new ways to spell them. Many letters sound the same but are diff. That is what I did with my kids.

Melissa - posted on 04/22/2009

i dont think it goes with grace but i love the name kalin ( k-lyn). my husband and i plan to name our next child. (boy or girl....its a unie sex name)

Bonnie - posted on 04/22/2009

Faith, Hope, Serenity,

Georgina - posted on 04/22/2009

My Grandad named my aunts Faith and Hope.....maybe a higher calling?

Sue - posted on 04/22/2009

Hi. I love the name Lily, and it can't be shortened :)

Kristi - posted on 04/22/2009

For some reason, I always think of Paige or Claire when I hear the name Grace. I really like all three of those- especially because they are one syllable! (I don't like names that can be shortened either. Good luck!