| Penelope and call her Penny. |
| They’re all French names and spellings. If you are from a French speaking country or background, not pretentious. Otherwise, obviously pretentious. |
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https://www.who.com.au/100-best-french-female-names
Lots of good options here. |
| If you call your Genevieve “Viv”, then you can’t name your next child Vivienne. It’s way too close. When you want to shorten Vivienne, aren’t you going to use Viv for her, too? |
I agree with this- it’s too close. I also agree with the other PP who questioned what kind of person would tell you the names you chose are pretentious. WTH. |
| Your friend sucks! They are beautiful French sounding names. |
| Do you live in an area where most people name their daughters Kaylee, Baylee, or Rylee? If so, I could see why you’re getting comments. |
| I've always loved Genevieve. I only like Vivienne as it relates to Genevieve. Sophie is overused. Sophie is like Tiffany circa 1985 |
| Are your friend’s children named Brayden, Braylin, and Hayleigh? |
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Totally not pretentious. I think they are lovely names. I do agree about Genevieve and Vivienne being too close, especially if you call Genevieve Viv.
Unsolicited, but what about Margaux, Amelie or Camille? |
LOL you're a parent, I'm sure you have more things too worry about name what you like but agree it is close to Gene |
| Not to be a jerk but your names are way too trendy and overused to be considered pretentious. |
| Genevieve is kind of pretentious, I'd pick something else. |
You call Genevieve Viv and you want to make another kid Vivienne? I’m, no!!! |
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Wait, you call your daughter Genevieve "Viv" and you want to have another daughter named Vivienne?
That's really weird. |