Good middle name for Stacie?

[Anonymous]

Might be your only defender ... I like Stacie.

I agree with the suggestion of a longer, more formal middle name. Amelia, Olivia, Margaret, Victoria.

[Anonymous]

Stacie Lillian (I just saw the post under yours)

Stacie Louise

Stacie Elaine (or Elena. Or Helen)

Do you want something more old school/great aunt-ish? (Lorraine, Barbara, Maude, Beatrice)

Traditional / made a comback (Charlotte, Olivia)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stacie Lillian (I just saw the post under yours)

Stacie Louise

Stacie Elaine (or Elena. Or Helen)

Do you want something more old school/great aunt-ish? (Lorraine, Barbara, Maude, Beatrice)

Traditional / made a comback (Charlotte, Olivia)

My SIL is Stacey Louise.

[Anonymous]

Angeline
Avery
Lorraine
Morgan
Grace

[Anonymous]

Stacy's mom has got it going on
She's all I want and I've waited for so long
Stacy, can't you see? You're just not the girl for me
I know it might be wrong, but I'm in love with Stacy's mom
Stacy's mom has got it going on
Stacy's mom has got it going on

[Anonymous]

I think the pp’s Suggestion of Stacie Lorraine is good. Finding a longer middle that is a similar style to Stacy is probably the way to go.

Stacie Claudette
Stacie Renee
Stacie Mariah
Stacie Monica
Stacie Kathleen
Stacie Diane
Stacie Viola
Stacie Joan
Stacie Rebecca
Stacie Madonna
Stacie Angelica

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ann and Marie are EXACTLY as boring as Lynn. Did you even read the original post?

Yeah, OK, the real problem here is boring middle names. Oh, OK.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stacie Lillian (I just saw the post under yours)

Stacie Louise

Stacie Elaine (or Elena. Or Helen)

Do you want something more old school/great aunt-ish? (Lorraine, Barbara, Maude, Beatrice)

Traditional / made a comback (Charlotte, Olivia)

We DEFINITELY dislike the old lady names like Lorraine, Barbara, Joan, Maude, Lillian, etc. Maybe Alexa? I feel like the sound of that sounds good in terms of length though I don't really love Alexa (or Alexandra).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stacie Lillian (I just saw the post under yours)

Stacie Louise

Stacie Elaine (or Elena. Or Helen)

Do you want something more old school/great aunt-ish? (Lorraine, Barbara, Maude, Beatrice)

Traditional / made a comback (Charlotte, Olivia)

We DEFINITELY dislike the old lady names like Lorraine, Barbara, Joan, Maude, Lillian, etc. Maybe Alexa? I feel like the sound of that sounds good in terms of length though I don't really love Alexa (or Alexandra).

Stacie Alexa is too cutesy.

[Anonymous]

I like Stacie, and I like how it's spelled. Stacy looks imcomplete. Stacey looks strange.

Stacie Jane
Stacie Elizabeth
Stacie Ruth
Stacie Katherine

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, why Stacie? Would you consider Anastasia or Stasia?

I’d go with a longer name for the middle like Elizabeth or Eleanor or Rebecca or Amelia... something more old fashioned to strengthen the first name.

NP. I agree with this. Choose the longer, "formal" version of the name and use Stacie as a nickname. It will make your future daughter seem more professional and less cutesy when she grows up, and people are more likely to take "Anastasia" more seriously than "Stacie."

We considered the same things when naming my DD, and I hate that we have to do this. No one thinks of making sure that their son is taken seriously when naming him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, why Stacie? Would you consider Anastasia or Stasia?

I’d go with a longer name for the middle like Elizabeth or Eleanor or Rebecca or Amelia... something more old fashioned to strengthen the first name.

NP. I agree with this. Choose the longer, "formal" version of the name and use Stacie as a nickname. It will make your future daughter seem more professional and less cutesy when she grows up, and people are more likely to take "Anastasia" more seriously than "Stacie."

We considered the same things when naming my DD, and I hate that we have to do this. No one thinks of making sure that their son is taken seriously when naming him.

Uh, yeah they do. That's why they name their son Robert instead of Bobby.

[Anonymous]

Clara
Alexandra
Valentina

[Anonymous]

I like the name OP! I agree a longer middle name would go nice, but not something too old fashioned. I liked a PP’s suggestion of Rebecca.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

We DEFINITELY dislike the old lady names like Lorraine, Barbara, Joan, Maude, Lillian, etc. Maybe Alexa? I feel like the sound of that sounds good in terms of length though I don't really love Alexa (or Alexandra).

So popular/trendy but not Alexa specificially?

Camilla/Camille? Gabrielle/a? Brianne/a? Madeline?