Rose Annette, nicknamed Rosie, is lovely.

Rosalind (Rosey, Lindy)

Leonora (Lee, Leo, Nora)

Delphine (Delly or Fin or Fifi)

This is a nice vibe. From your original three, I like Rose Annette.

I also love the suggestion of Caroline, and while I like Carrie, I also like Callie.

Margaret Annette, nn Maggie or Meg.

Vivian Annette, nn Vivi.

Olivia Annette, nn Liv.

Rosemary nn Rosie

Teresa nn Tessa

Veronica nn Vera

I like Rose a lot. If you are worried about people calling her Rose Ann, you could go with Rosaline or Rosamund or some variation, and still use the nn of Rosie. The extra syllables might dissuade family and teachers from going to Rose Ann.

Dorothy (nn Dory)
Dorothea (Thea)
Winifred (Winnie)
Margaret (Maggie)

Anonymous wrote:I like Rose of your options, but it doesn't seem to meet your criteria of longer with a nn.

Dorothy (Dot/Dottie)
Elizabeth (I love Betsy for this one, but most go with Lizzie or Beth)
Victoria (Vicki or Tori)
Genevieve (Ginny)

Lol! I love Elizabeth (Betsy) too (though that's my name!)

Katherine
Victoria

Elizabeth

Margaret

Theodosia Annette (nn Thea)
Carolyn/Caroline Annette (nn Carol, Carrie, Caddie a la Caddie Woodlawn)
Josephine Annette (nn Jo a la Jo March, Josie)
Margaret Annette (nn Maggie, Margo, Meg, Peggy)
Elizabeth Annette (nn Liz, Eliza a la Hamilton, Beth a la Beth March)
Philippa Annette (nn Pippa)
Alexandra Annette (nn Alex, Alexa, Ali) - I think this one sounds the best, although I don't know your last name.

Wilhelmina nn Mina/Minnie

Matilda nn Tilly
Josephine nn Josie

I like Rose of your options, but it doesn't seem to meet your criteria of longer with a nn.

Dorothy (Dot/Dottie)
Elizabeth (I love Betsy for this one, but most go with Lizzie or Beth)
Victoria (Vicki or Tori)
Genevieve (Ginny)

We're expecting a baby girl in a few weeks and I'm still not set on a name. I know I want to use Annette as a middle name, after my mother. I'm a sucker for longer, traditional names with a nn that we would call her by. Up for consideration:

Samantha Annette (my husband loves Samantha, and I do too, but I'm a bit concerned that the nn, Sam, is gender neutral--don't ask me why, I just am)
Rose Annette (Rose is after my husband's grandmother but I'm concerned it's too close to Rose Anne; nn would be Rosie)
Beatrice Annette (nn Trixie, but that seems like a lot of letters)

Thoughts? Other recommendations?