What do you think of BLUBELL as a girls name?

. Maybe Molly Blue. But I hate Bluebell, however you spell it.

I find your names to be very elegant and classy, but I truly can not wrap my head around Bluebell. It reminds me of the Ice cream brand, which reminds me of the cow. I can't imagine it as a human's name. It's a pretty pretentious name, meaning no offense, and I don't think that the spelling Bluebel helps it.

Here in the U.S., Nevaeh is used openly - it was #34 in 2009 - but I would not recommend anyone naming their child that. I understand how you grow attached to certain names, despite what others might think. I still would love to use Shenandoah (on a girl) and Whitney on a boy, but I truly doubt I will. Also, since Bluebel and Isobel would not be used in the same sibset, why hinder Isobel from being used? Isobel is a terrific name!

I might suggest, should you really truly feel that you want to use it, use Bluebell as a nickname. I do not feel that Blue is as trendy as you might think. Perhaps use Blue as one of the middle names for Isobel. How about Isobel Daphne Blue?

I also want to say that the middle name combinations that you have for Bluebell are very nice. It's simply the name Bluebell that I suggest you don't use.

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Miscellaneous Suggestions:

Magnolia

Albarosa

Rosalba

Dahlia

Amabel

Anabel

Amity

Verity

Aveline "ah veh LEEN"

(I find Catherine and Emmeline to be too long to go with your other names.)

Alice Catherine Maeve

Emma Lily Cathleen

Alice Verity Claire

Maeve Ottilie Eve... or Maeve Claudia Eve? (that short "o" sound it what I'm looking for)

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I agree with you. I don't mind if someone likes or hates a name. It's the WHY that's important. Detail is the most important aspect of an answer.

I am so sorry but I agree with the others. The first association that came to mind was a cow, before I even read the answers or additional details. If you named a child that I am afraid that she would be teased by other children in school. If you really love it, perhaps you could use it as a middle name or nickname. Ottilie Bluebell, or Amélie Bluebell would be the most tolerable names to the ear.

I like all the other names but Bluebel just doesn't fit anywhere if you have all those names like that. I would never ever use it as a first name because its just not some name I would use for a girl. I could understand it as a nickname but to use it professionally no. I perfer the spelling Bluebelle and would call her Belle for short if it was used as her first name but I can't see someone doing that to their child.

I love names which have a bit of imagination and character behind them but Bluebell isn't one I particularly like. Geri Halliwell's daughter springs to mind though - I think she called her Bluebell Madonna. Also Cher's son is Elijah Blue. If you like flowery names I think something like Molly Primrose or Emmerson Rose would be nice. Molly Rose is lovely too.

Mae Leah Grace, Rosalie Katherine Elise, Juliet Elisabeth Claire Yeah i think they are cute :) Summer Rose Summer Grace Summer Elise Summer Estelle Summer Brielle Summer Marie Summer Melody Summer Leanne Summer Lynn Summer Katherine Summer Elisabeth Summer Janelle Summer Nicole Summer Brooks Annabeth Elise Sophia Claire Juliet Elisabeth Rosalie Katherine Anna Elisabeth Melody Rose Rosalie Katherine :)

I would never do that to a child. The best name you have there is Molly. Maybe Molly Blue. But I hate Bluebell, however you spell it.

I quite like it, though it is a bit out there

I like your combo of Bluebell Regina Lucy

Other combo ideas are..

Bluebell Ava Sue

Bluebell Charlotte Polly

Bluebell Emma Grace

I like it spelt Bluebelle

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I really do like the concept, but Bluebell doesn't seem like a nice name to me. Maybe as a middle name.

My Daughter is called bluebell because it is a bit different without being stupid! Also we considered Isabella but that it too common and loads of them about!