Alice or Alison?
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Anonymous
| Alice is so Brady |
Anonymous
? I Don’t get it. |
Anonymous
Alice was the maid on the Brady Bunch. |
Anonymous
That old kid’s show from the 70’s? |
Anonymous
| Alice |
Anonymous
| I like both! I do have a friend named Alice who gets frustrated that everyone thinks her name is Alex since it's been so popular though. |
Anonymous
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I've met three babies Alices in the past year.
Love Alison, was pushing hard for it myself. I lost, boo. |
Anonymous
| Alex. |
Anonymous
| Alice. Although I love Alison too. You can’t go wrong, OP. |
Anonymous
| I like both. I prefer the Allison spelling because that's what I grew up seeing so Alison always looks wrong to my eye. I think 3 syllables has a better flow with a 1 syllable last name, but if your last name is something semi-interesting then Alice would be good too. I agree with others that Alice is on trend with the granny names, but I kind of like that Allison is more original. |
Anonymous
I have an Allison who is 13' I never thought of it as a "dated" name like Jennifer. But she goes by Allie, which does seem to be a rather common nickname now. |
Anonymous
Millenials. |
Anonymous
People who still think it’s funny to act like everyone who lives under a rock must be a millennial. |
Anonymous
| I love Alice. And I have a niece named Alison who was named in honor of an Alice...wish they had stuck with the original. I agree Alison is more dated to the 70s/80s. |
Anonymous
| How about Elise? |