Anonymous
05/14/2022 15:01
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
Anonymous wrote:In answer to your question, yes. Your daughter will get the same comments. You just have to decide whether you care.
Really? I’m a 42 year old Susan and never got any comments. My mom did however.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:58
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
In answer to your question, yes. Your daughter will get the same comments. You just have to decide whether you care.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:56
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
Well, it peaked in 1975 at #3 and has now fallento #977. On the other hand, grandma names are often popular. Give it a few more years and there might be lots of baby Heathers named for their grandmothers!
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:52
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
I love it, OP, and I've never met a Heather I didn't like. Plus the plant is lovely so it has that nice connection with nature.
I told very very few people our babies names before they were born. When people would press, I'd simply say we were trying to fend off any negative feedback and that seemed to check a lot of people.
I told very very few people our babies names before they were born. When people would press, I'd simply say we were trying to fend off any negative feedback and that seemed to check a lot of people.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:52
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is a movie about Heather/s!
Who in America doesn’t know that, PP?
You’d be surprised what millennials and gen z don’t know.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:50
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
I love heather! I knew a pretty girl with that name growing up and always named my dolls that. I think flower names will never go away and will come back in style
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:37
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
Ignore them and go with the name you love. The silly comments will stop once she is born or shortly after. It is a pretty name that will likely become more popular again given time.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:35
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
Anonymous wrote:There is a movie about Heather/s!
Who in America doesn’t know that, PP?
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:35
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
People only say their name opinions before a baby is born, not afterwards.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:34
Subject: Re:When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
I met a little Donna the other day. I loved hearing that name again!
Definitely use Heather!
Definitely use Heather!
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:32
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
There is a movie about Heather/s!
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:28
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
Who cares what other people think? Teach your daughter that sentiment and she'll be perfectly fine with her name.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:26
Subject: Re:When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
I got the same thing when I named my DD Kelly (for my sister who passed away). My DD seems to love her name and I’ve noticed people smiling when she tells them.
Heather is a pretty name!
Heather is a pretty name!
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:26
Subject: Re:When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
Hopefully one day people will learn not to comment on things like this. I don’t think you’ll get a ton but who cares? If you love it forever you use it.
Anonymous
05/14/2022 14:24
Subject: When everyone tells you your forever favorite name is dated.
I have always loved the name Heather. Everyone raises an eyebrow or says “wow, I haven’t heard that since the 80’s”.
I don’t mind for me but is my daughter going to get those comments?
I don’t mind for me but is my daughter going to get those comments?