Anonymous
05/30/2022 14:11
Subject: Grace
Love, love, love the name Grace! My biggest regret is marrying someone with a last name that basically rhymes with Grace rendering me unable to name one of our children that. J/k. Maybe.
It's popular, sure, but it's timeless. I had a great grandma Grace (born in 1901!) -- there's a reason it's persevered for so long.
It's popular, sure, but it's timeless. I had a great grandma Grace (born in 1901!) -- there's a reason it's persevered for so long.
Anonymous
05/30/2022 14:03
Subject: Re:Grace
Anonymous wrote:We know tons of Graces in their 20s. It's the Millenial version of Lisa or Jennifer.
no it's not
Anonymous
05/30/2022 13:53
Subject: Re:Grace
It's classic and strong and pretty. If you like it, go for it!
I wanted the Irish version -- Grainne (pronounced "Granya") but my MIL is named Grace and I would rather die than name a child with that biddy's name.
I wanted the Irish version -- Grainne (pronounced "Granya") but my MIL is named Grace and I would rather die than name a child with that biddy's name.
Anonymous
05/30/2022 12:30
Subject: Grace
Grace, Marie, Ann/Anne, Rose are the middle name equivalent of Ava, Emma, Sophia, and Olivia. So common and predictable.
Anonymous
05/29/2022 09:30
Subject: Grace
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Grace is better than 99.9% of other names people list on this forum.
No it's not. It couldn't be plainer which is why it's often used as a middle name. Same with Ann, Rose, and Lynn.
Might as well name the kid Taupe.
+1
Totally agree. Cringe. Along with Marie. Ew.