Baby girl name help

[Anonymous]

I like Claire and Alice.

Emma is too popular for my taste.

I prefer Cassandra to Cassidy.

I don't care for Mackenzie, it feels dated to me.

[Anonymous]

I can’t stand Emma or Claire. Those are the worst names on your list. They’re just so plain and ugly to me. Very overused. Every other girl at my suburban high school was named Emma or Claire. They usually weren’t nice people either.

Alice sounds like it would be the name of an elderly woman.

Mackenzie isn’t too bad but gives spoiled mean girl and/or airhead vibes.

Cassidy is the best name on your list. It sounds like the name of a sweet, down-to-earth girl.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like Claire and Alice. Emma is too popular for my taste.

I prefer Cassandra to Cassidy. I don't care for Mackenzie, it feels dated to me.

I agree that Cassandra is better than Cassidy.

[Anonymous]

I've never understood why people care if a name is popular or not. If you like it, use it.

[Anonymous]

I don't particularly like any of these but if you must stick to these then Emma sounds better. To be fair, unless a name is really bad or difficult, it doesn't matter that much. In current world, probably best to pick something universal, easy to spell and easy to pronounce.

[Anonymous]

love Claire and Alice

like Emma

Cassidy is fine

don’t care much for Mackenzie, but I can see it if it’s a family name

[Anonymous]

I like Emma, Claire, Alice and Cassidy (I actually like it and its different).

Big no to Mackenzie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No to Cassidy and McKenzie

Stripper/tacky names. Don’t do that to your daughter

[Anonymous]

Hard no to Mackenzie (will get spelled infinite bad ways, I associate it with like mormon mommy blogger vibes)

Claire/Alice are the same category for me: not bad, a little boring

Cassidy I like that it has personality, can you deal with Cass/cassie? I also like Cassandra better though and I think it’s a tick for refined and classic than Cassidy which gives me 60’s folk-rock vibes

Emma is very pretty and was so overdone for a while but I feel like if you had an Emma now she would be the only one in her class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No to Cassidy and McKenzie

Agree. Those give teen mom vibes.

[Anonymous]

Alice wins

[Anonymous]

I love Cassidy. I don’t like the rest. They’re not my taste.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Emma or Claire. Those are the worst names on your list. They’re just so plain and ugly to me. Very overused. Every other girl at my suburban high school was named Emma or Claire. They usually weren’t nice people either.

Alice sounds like it would be the name of an elderly woman.

Mackenzie isn’t too bad but gives spoiled mean girl and/or airhead vibes.

Cassidy is the best name on your list. It sounds like the name of a sweet, down-to-earth girl.

Did you by chance name your DD Keturah?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've never understood why people care if a name is popular or not. If you like it, use it.

Most of the people who care about it are the ones who grew up with a common name and hated it. People think having a basic name equates to being a basic person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Emma or Claire. Those are the worst names on your list. They’re just so plain and ugly to me. Very overused. Every other girl at my suburban high school was named Emma or Claire. They usually weren’t nice people either.

Alice sounds like it would be the name of an elderly woman.

Mackenzie isn’t too bad but gives spoiled mean girl and/or airhead vibes.

Cassidy is the best name on your list. It sounds like the name of a sweet, down-to-earth girl.

Did you by chance name your DD Keturah?

No?! That’s bad in a different way.