What do you think of Daisy for a baby girl name?

Very sweet!!!!



My grandmother's name is Daisy and I think it's beautiful. My mum wanted a girl called Daisy-May (she didn't get her way, I was called Sarah). It's fab because it's great when she's young and won't age (my grandmother's 82 ish and she doesn't sound like a toddler). I grew up with a Daisy-Mae at school and her name never sounded out of place.



There are also so many ways to spell it...



Daisie *favourite*

Daisi

Dasie

Daisy

Daysi



I like it!



Good luck!

What do you think of Daisy for a baby girl name?
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Reply:That is soooo cute!!!
Reply:It's a lovely name but will it go with your surname OK?
Reply:LOOOOVE it...it is one of my favourite girl names....good choice!!
Reply:Thats really sweet, I love it when names that were once popular years ago make a come back. Thats a lovely choice of name.
Reply:its a lovely name! ★
Reply:Could do worse I guess.



Nice choice.
Reply:I think is very gorgeous and delicate name, good for it!
Reply:Love it! Was gonna have Daisy if i'd have had a girl.
Reply:reminds me of the magic roundabout for some reason. you have to think what her class mates will think about it. it is not you that has to live with it for the rest of your life. just look at the names of bob geldof kids
Reply:Adorable. The only caveat for me is that it's a bit informal as a given name. Not that it IS informal (not sure how else to word it LOL). Just that I prefer names with options, such as Lillian or Lillias with Lily as a nickname, to use a similar example.



I do adore Daisy, however. I'd just be sure to give her a more "mature" middle name in case she ever wanted the choice. Daisy Eleanor, for instance, might one day choose to use D. Eleanor, Eleanor, Nora or even Della for professional purposes -- still remaining simply "Daisy" to her close family and friends. Hopefully that makes sense. :)
Reply:I absoulutley love it is is so unique yet so cute!
Reply:It's lovely.
Reply:i think its alright, its cute ~
Reply:I think it's too cute, she'll never be taken seriously!
Reply:I love it
Reply:Very pretty. It's what you think that counts though.
Reply:I think it's cute.... it's become too popular for me to ever use it, but I like it!
Reply:YEP CUTE
Reply:my niece is Daisy my sister was worried it was a bit of a young name but it really suits her, shes 7 now and its grown with her,I think its lovely it means 'DAY'S EYE' the eye of the day if you notice daisys close their petals to sleep, loads of middle names go, my niece is Daisy charlotte rose, and its not massively popular but then its not unheard of. I would go for it.
Reply:I like it - it's a very pretty name.
Reply:if u like it go for it, i personaaly dont like it very much
Reply:if you're last name is dukes, then I'd say no, ha. but actually i dont' really care for the name that much. reminds me of donald's duck love and the song, "daisy, daisy give me your answer true....". it just sounds too old fashioned, but that's just me. if you love it, go for it!
Reply:Personally, I think it's a little cutesy sounding. I can't imagine Dr. Daisy Smith, or Daisy Jones, Esq. I love the idea of naming a girl Margaret and using Daisy as a nickname. It gives you the option of calling her an adorable nickname, and yet giving her a dignified adult name.
Reply:i love that name! it is so cute

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Reply:Very nice but of the last 7 girls I know that have been born to friends and family, 6 have been called Daisy - might be very popular so if you want something a bit different that isn't it!
Reply:Is this a Joke?. Daisy is a nice name for a pet or a cow. It's a nickname one might get for whatever reason going through life,but it's not for starting life with.
Reply:moo ;-)
Reply:definitely not, that is a pet's name
Reply:I am not that keen to be honest, have you thought about making that the second but known name and giving the baby a proper name such as Samantha, Suzanne, Gabriella etc.