Forum Baby Names

Romy, Julia, or Amy/Emy

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Angela Guest ·
Help! I'm 35 weeks pregnant, but we can't decide on a name! We already have a daughter named Anna.

Romy: Always thought it was a nice name and has 2 syllables. It's a bit unique though.
Julia: Nice name. We had considered it for our daughter in 2014. It's quite popular though and a bit longer (3 syllables, which we find a pity). But it's fresh.
Amy. Nice name. Short, but feels like it's missing something, I think. Spelling-wise, there's nothing wrong with it. I personally like Emy better, but then she'll keep spelling it as Emy...

Help!

Replies

  1. Nura87 #2

    I like Julia the best! I don't really think Romy is a nice name.. Amy /emy in second place
  2. lillyyy #3

    I really like Emy!
  3. Anonymous Guest #4

    All three are really nice. I think the spelling Amy is prettier than Emy.
    I find Julia the most beautiful, cheerful and melodic.
  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    I'm going with Emy!
  5. Angela started this #6

    Thanks for your replies! It's not getting any easier (yet)... but Julia is gaining more and more ground. Also because we talked about it again yesterday... Romy... I think that one is out.
  6. Anna Guest #7

    I think Julia is beautiful! And it goes well with Anna. I don't like Romy at all... I think Amy is nice, but only if it starts with an A. Good luck with choosing!
  7. JD Guest #8

    Jula! Sounds like Julia but only 2 syllables.
  8. Nano Guest #9

    I also thought of Jula right away!
    If you don't like that, I'd go for Julia. How beautiful together! Anna and Julia.
  9. madelene #10

    I personally don't think Romy is a pretty name. Julia, despite being a very common name, I find really beautiful and timeless. Amy isn't such a nice name; I can't help but associate it with the L'Oréal ad where an old man yells, "Amy, are you upstairs?" Julia, that's the name of my niece, a very sweet girl I'd go for Julia, it's beautiful and timeless.

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