BABY GIRL NAMES I LOVE BUT WON’T BE USING! *Unique & Vintage

[@cassycoots5186]

I had Delia, Vivian, Dahlia, Beatrix, Bonnie and Florence on my girl list. Everyone thought I was crazy because they’re “granny names” so I ended up not using any of them. 🥺

[@divine_simplicity]

Delia, Dahlia & Vivian (It’s actually a super common French name popular all over the world & always under the top 50 or at least top 100 girl names ..though I see more the spelling Vivienne - same pronunciation) Beatrix & Bonnie sound more like olde fashioned names although Bonnie kinda raised in popularity since the vampire diaries

[@Catillac26]

You have a very similar naming style to me. I love names that end in Lowe and ie too. You have named two of my top three names for girls in this video.

[@PancakeMasterGirl]

Which ones

[@kimbystone]

Finally someone said the name that we named our baby ❤🎉

[@sealeymackey4149]

My daughters name is Elowyn Dahlia 🩷 love Elora, Sylvie, Freya, and Marlowe. I also have a Margo 🩷

[@Maddie_391]

Some names I like for boys are Jettson, Hudson, Lucas, Eli, Quincy

[@carissacook4207]

I love the meaning of Rena but i named my daughter Renna because i liked the sound of it better ☺️

[@katelynpaige2559]

I can’t stand Lois cause of Family Guy, but I do Louisa instead! Also love Shiloh, it was almost my daughter’s name, but we ultimately ended up going with Ophelia when she was born.

[@katieelogann]

I absolutely love all your baby names!! I tucked away a couple boys names from the last video 🥰

[@allimariee]

I am so glad!! Aw yay!! 🥰❤️

[@KmarieKnockOut]

I know you’re not having a girl rn, but you saying Rowyn this time around sparked me to think of flipping it to Winrow. I looked it up and it’s an alternative spelling to a word meaning “a row of cut grain or hay allowed to dry in a field” or as a verb “To arrange (e.g. new-made hay) in lines or windrows.” And for whatever reason it’s giving me Ruth vibes.

[@allimariee]

Aw I love that!!! So cute!!

[@livrose3567]

Funny what you said about the name Stori being good for an adopted daughter because the KZbinrs Bella and Dallin named their adopted daughter Story last year

[@dazeofnostalgia]

Idk why I was shaking in my boots hoping you didn’t say my baby’s name lol so happy you didn’t haha I want her name to stay unique! But you had a lot of names we liked! We have a similar name style ❤

[@PancakeMasterGirl]

What is it?

[@PancakeMasterGirl]

Oh nice

[@sheehanfamilyvlog9935]

I found my boy name from your boy list! Truett 🥰

[@allimariee]

Aw yay!! It’s the best name 😉

[@mckenziebartshe3706]

I absolutely love the name Story but her last name would be Cook, so might sound too much like story book? Lol

[@allimariee]

Haha that’s honestly kinda cute 🥹❤️

[@SavannahJo-r3m]

Lol awe

[@MoonstoneElements]

I’m pregnant with my first baby girl after having two little boys and we’re gonna name her Ellavie Sunset 🩷 I feel like this name really fits into your whole list. So many similar cute names! Stori, Elora, Marigold and Marlowe are sooo cute! I was really considering Storie when I first found out I was pregnant, but then changed it cause my husband wasn’t 100% into it lol

[@PancakeMasterGirl]

Love u guyssss❤

[@Crxdtz]

My name is skyy ✨

[@Robyn_Anne]

My daughter's name is Florence Elowen 😂 Florrie for Short!

[@allimariee]

That is so crazy! 😆 Love her name!! 🥰

[@frankieglover]

I love all of themmmm. Saving some 🥰

[@allimariee]

Yay!! I am so glad 🥰

[@writingmelody]

Beautiful names 💖

[@allimariee]

Thanks girl! ❤️

[@kaylaclarkyall]

Suri, Ever, Jodelle, Joanna,

[@marie6226]

Elsie is short for Elizabeth 7:00

[@KindraShalynnHaimberger]

Honestly I love very unique names. The kind of names that I'd NEVER heard before. That probably comes from the fact my name is one I still have yet to hear and I'm 32. If I had even a penny for all of the times someone I am meeting for the first time has said, "I've never heard that before." I would probably be close to being a millionaire by now. If I had a nickel for every time I heard, "I've never heard that name before." paired with, "That's a beautiful name." I would DEFINITELY be a millionaire by now. I'm not even exaggerating and that is just the reaction from my first name. I can't even quantify how rich I would be if I introduced myself using my first and middle name because my middle name is also unique. Albeit, the name itself is not quite as unique as my first name. However, the spelling is. Until recently, I'd never heard my middle name at all either. Anyway, my first name is pronounced like the word, kind. Followed by r-a but sounds like, rah. So, Kindra. My middle name is Shalynn. The Sha part is pronounced like you would say Shea butter, like the lotion. Followed by the classic name of lynn. Only it's put together, like Shea-lynn. Shalynn. Kindra Shalynn. Both names that I'd never heard before until recently. I only recently met someone whose name was pronounced the same as my middle name recently but spelled it Shealyn. My God-Daughter was named after me, her name is Shalynn Nicole. But aside from her and I. It's still a rarety I'm sure. Especially my first name. Never met another person who pronounces it like my name is pronounced. I have met several Kendra's. I've even come accross people who spell their name like mine but pronounce it, Kin-dra but they pronounce the K-I-N part like you would if you were saying kin, as in family or next of kin. Never K-I-N-D. Which leads me to back to how rich I could be if I had a dollar for the times when I've met someone and after hearing my name and after commenting that they have never heard that before and then said, "Are you kinda kind, Kindra?" Ha! That would make me a billionaire. All jokes aside. I love my name and I do adore hearing the response I get whenever I meet a new person. It's a name that isn't easy to forget once you hear it and since I'm the only one named Kindra, there's never a mix up when someone calls my name... except when they pronounce my name wrong which is always but a quick correction means that it helps people remember my name even more. The only down side to such an unusual name was that until cricut machines and personalization options became a common thing, I could never find my name on objects. As a kid, that sucked. But now it's not a problem. Lol. Oh to be a kid with a weird name in the 90s and 2000s. 😂

[@beach_1414]

Oh dear god! She must be joking !