Anonymous
03/01/2018 15:00
Subject: Re:Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
I like Louisa and Daphne!
Anonymous
03/01/2018 09:30
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:
Nope, sorry. My name is not Daphne, and neither of my daughters are named Daphne. But I have read Daphne du Maurier, and I know of the Greek myth of Apollo and Daphne.
The More You Know!
In which Daphne gets turned into a laurel tree so that Apollo can't rape her. It's not a myth I'd cite as a reason for naming my child Daphne.
Anonymous
03/01/2018 09:16
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Daphne. Have a friend who named her baby this. It’s so clunky and reminds me of Scooby Doo.
The rest are ok.
If Daphne reminds you of "Scooby Doo," it's because you're not well-read. Daphne is a lovely name!
Ok, Daph.
Nope, sorry. My name is not Daphne, and neither of my daughters are named Daphne. But I have read Daphne du Maurier, and I know of the Greek myth of Apollo and Daphne.
The More You Know!
Keep talkin' Daf.
Anonymous
02/28/2018 13:01
Subject: Re:Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
My oldest DD is Sabrina so I’m partial to that one. Someone mentioned nicknames, I have a pet/nickname for her but no one else tries to shorten her name. We picked her name after she was born, but Daphne was on our list too. Luisa is a nice name as well. A pp mentioned Eloise sounds like a mouthful and I agree.
Anonymous
02/28/2018 12:53
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
I like Eloise better than Louisa, but am sick of all of the El- names, so I vote Louisa. Then Daphne, then Sabrina (teenage witch). That said, all are nice names so I think you're in great shape no matter which one you go with!
Anonymous
02/28/2018 12:09
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Daphne. Have a friend who named her baby this. It’s so clunky and reminds me of Scooby Doo.
The rest are ok.
If Daphne reminds you of "Scooby Doo," it's because you're not well-read. Daphne is a lovely name!
Ok, Daph.
Nope, sorry. My name is not Daphne, and neither of my daughters are named Daphne. But I have read Daphne du Maurier, and I know of the Greek myth of Apollo and Daphne.
The More You Know!
Anonymous
02/28/2018 12:07
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
I like them all. Have you considered Penelope or Calliope? They have a similar feel.
Anonymous
02/28/2018 12:01
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
I love Eloise. Daphne is cute too.
Anonymous
02/28/2018 09:10
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Daphne. Have a friend who named her baby this. It’s so clunky and reminds me of Scooby Doo.
The rest are ok.
If Daphne reminds you of "Scooby Doo," it's because you're not well-read. Daphne is a lovely name!
Ok, Daph.
Anonymous
02/27/2018 13:41
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Daphne. Have a friend who named her baby this. It’s so clunky and reminds me of Scooby Doo.
The rest are ok.
If Daphne reminds you of "Scooby Doo," it's because you're not well-read. Daphne is a lovely name!
Anonymous
02/27/2018 13:35
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
I LOVE Louisa! I also like Eloise, but not nearly as much. I like Ellie as a nn for Eloise, but there are so many of them. I don’t like Daphne or Sabrina at all.
Anonymous
02/27/2018 11:48
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:Elouise twists my tongue up. And I strongly dislike the “Ellie” nicknames. And “wheezy” is such a terrible thing to call a child.
My daughter's name is Louisa and at least so far nobody has called her Wheezy--just Lou, Louie, Lulu. I agree Wheezy is a bad nickname and it could always pop up later. (Although of course anybody could pick up a bad nickname unrelated to their name, so you can't avoid all nickname risk.)
Anonymous
02/27/2018 11:46
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Considering all 4, and leaning toward Eloise or Louisa.
These are hands down my two favorites, too. How many syllables in your last name?
One. Super boring simple easy last name (like Smith)
If your name is like Smith in that it starts with an S sound, that might make me rethink Eloise. The ending and starting S sounds will blend together and the name will sound like El-oo-ee Smith.
Anonymous
02/27/2018 11:46
Subject: Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Elouise twists my tongue up. And I strongly dislike the “Ellie” nicknames. And “wheezy” is such a terrible thing to call a child.
Anonymous
02/27/2018 11:44
Subject: Re:Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?
Anonymous wrote:They are all kind of busy names (Daphne being the least) so I think you have a very simple/basic last name, they are fine.
Agree with PP that Sabrina, Eloise, and Louisa are all immediately going to be nicknamed. I'm not a fan of nicknames so that would be another deterrent to me, personally. But lots of people love a nickname.
What's a nickname for Sabrina?