Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like it a lot, but I think it's a little matchy-matchy with Zoe. (Obviously better than Chloe, but by the time some people mispronounce it and other people misspell it, I think you'll get a lot of people calling her Chloe, then you'll have to explain that they're not Chloe and Zoe.)

This. I know a Cleo and every time I see her I have to consciously remind myself not to call her Chloe.

As the mom of a Chloe, it was interesting to me how many people, especially older people, called her Cleo when she was an infant.

She has a friend named Zoe. We kind of merrily refer to Chloe and Zoe, but I think that would get old fast as sisters.

Yeah,it's cute. Go for it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I totally see clit with Clio.

Yes me too.

Yes, first thing I thought as well.

Like. But not with Zoe.

Anonymous wrote:How about


Callista?

Or charissa or marissa

I keep thinking of my aunt's Bassett hound.

I know one Cleo who is an adult. I have known her for almost 15 years so I am very used to the name. Her full name is Cleopatra. She does often get called Chloe

I also know two babies born in the last six months named Cleo. Not sure if that is a random rare coincidence or if it is becoming more common.

I love it! One of my favorite students was a Clio and I'll always think of her genuine kindness and outgoing personality.

I know a teenaged Cleo. Always makes me think of the Peugeot car, though I don’t think they ever existed here. Awkward at best, especially combined with Zoe.

Anonymous wrote:I totally see clit with Clio.

Yes me too.