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Anonymous
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What a great list.
I like the Margaret/Maggie combo, Paige, and Molly. All good solid names though--just a matter of what sounds best with the middle and last names. |
Anonymous
| We have a Paige - love it. It is a good middle name too. |
Anonymous
LOVE them all -- Jane, Margaret and Molly being my favorites. Margaret Jane is a cute name. Is Molly sometimes a Margaret nickname -- just trying to think of a way you can use all three! 
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Anonymous
| i LOVE Holly |
Anonymous
| Yeah, piping in on the Margaret/Molly bandwagon. Or Polly--I liked that idea! |
Anonymous
| All great names. I agree with PPs who said if you go with Molly that should be a nickname, not a full name. |
Anonymous
| Boring! And I'm not one of those people who like names like Addison or Jacksyn either. I'd go with Holly. |
Anonymous
| We just named our third Maggie - not Margaret and my sister and niece ( not her daughter) are named Molly, also not short for anything. I disagree that you need an 'adult' version of the name. Name your child what you like the most. FWIW, the only name on your list I dislike is Holly - but LOVE the rest of the names and find them very pretty and girly. |
Anonymous
| Holly is nice for a christmas baby |
Anonymous
| Adore my daughter's name..... Paige! |
Anonymous
I'm a Molly, and I hated this song growing up, although my mother was actually the primary offender. Drove me crazy. On the other hand, I've never had anyone even ask if Molly was a nickname for something, and I've never felt like it was a little girl name. Of your list, though, my personal favorite is Margaret nn. Maggie. |
Anonymous
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From this list, I prefer Paige or Molly.
Holly has a very 70's-flower-child feel to me and Jane is just too plain (not to mention, "plain Jane" would be a crappy playground moniker). |