Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:43     Subject: Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Anonymous wrote:Christina Noelle (better spelling) is overkill. Pick one or the other. I like Noelle as a first name.


I agree. This is way too theme-y. As someone with a December birthday it kind of sucks to have your birthday overshadowed by Christmas. I wouldn't want my whole name to be ruled by the holiday too.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:43     Subject: Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Natalie also works for a Christmas baby
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:40     Subject: Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Christina Noelle (better spelling) is overkill. Pick one or the other. I like Noelle as a first name.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:38     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Noel. Noel means Christmas in French and according to Wikipedia has been given to both boys and girls on the holiday since the Middle Ages.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:35     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Christina Noel if born on December 24 or 25 and Christine Noelle for all other days in December.



This! But I think pretty much everyone knows Noel is pronounced no-Elle.


If I think about it I do, but all my Noelle friends use that spelling and I know a few male Noels.

That said, it’s the middle name so i don’t think it wold be a big deal.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:32     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Anonymous wrote:Christina Noel if born on December 24 or 25 and Christine Noelle for all other days in December.



This! But I think pretty much everyone knows Noel is pronounced no-Elle.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:30     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Noelle for a girl. If I saw Noel I'd wonder why you gave her the boy version of the name. I get that it's the "first Noel" , but Noelle literally means Christmas so I think the meaning is adequately conveyed.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:28     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

I think he’s correct. Noel is “nol”. She would spend the rest of her life correcting people.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:28     Subject: Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

I’m like your husband. “Noel” sounds like “Nole”

Regardless I love the name! Nice one.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:28     Subject: Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Noelle.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:23     Subject: Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Noellle
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:20     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Noel.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:19     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Christina Noel if born on December 24 or 25 and Christine Noelle for all other days in December.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:17     Subject: Re:Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Christine Noel.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2020 13:17     Subject: Thinking about Noel or Noelle for late December baby middle name

Possibly Christina Noel/Noelle but we’re fighting about the spelling.

I say it’s “Noel” for “the first Noel” and the French spelling meaning Christmas but DH insists it’s a name so it Noelle or else people will call her “nol” (like the male name.

What say you?